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Fig. 2B —43-year-old woman with suspected acetabular labral tears. Arthrographic CT scan of hip shows posterior acetabular intraosseous contrast tracking (arrow) at level of mid acetabular fossa. Small gap exists between track orifice (white arrowhead) and junction (black arrowhead) of articular cartilage and acetabular fossa.