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Fig. 7 —48-year-old man with foot pain and swelling. Sagittal contrast-enhanced iterative decomposition of water and fat with echo asymmetry and least-squares estimation (IDEAL) T1-weighted fast spin-echo image (1.5 T, TR/TE = 567/16, field of view = 16 cm, slice = 4 mm, 256 x 224, acquisition time = 4 minutes 45 seconds) of foot allows radiologist to be confident abnormal signal within bone (arrows) and adjacent soft tissues (arrowheads) is enhancement due to osteomyelitis and cellulitis and not inhomogeneous fat suppression.