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Fig. 3B —33-year-old woman with hand pain and swelling. Corresponding coronal 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, 500/16, field of view = 32 cm, slice = 4 mm, 256 x 192, acquisition time = 5 minutes 42 seconds) shows no abnormal signal within osseous structures. However, diffuse inflammatory enhancement is seen within soft tissues of hand (arrows), confirming presence of cellulitis.