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Fig. 4C —21-year-old man on university cross country team presented after 2-week history of right hip pain, which had worsened since patient stopped running. Three-phase bone scan (not shown) depicted increased uptake at insertion of distal iliopsoas muscle and tendon. Axial fat-suppressed T2-weighted images through lesser trochanter (B) and inferior femoral neck (C) show marrow edema in lesser trochanter (dashed arrow, B) and inferior femoral neck (dashed arrow, C), thickening of iliopsoas tendon (solid arrow), and soft-tissue edema surrounding tendon. Periosteal edema (arrowhead, B) is evident along femoral neck and lesser trochanter.