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Fig. 5 —Drawing shows typical locations of tubular acetabular intraosseous contrast tracking over posterior-anterior margin (arrowheads) of acetabular fossa, subchondral cyst over weight-bearing surface of acetabular roof (star) and ischiopubic flange of triradiate cartilage over center of acetabular fossa, and junction (arrows) of pubis and ischium. IL = ilium. PU = pubis, IS = ischium.