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Fig. 3C —36-year-old woman marathon runner with groin pain after long run. Coronal (C) and axial (D) T2-weighted MR images through femoral neck obtained at initial presentation show soft-tissue edema surrounding distal right iliopsoas tendon (straight solid arrow) slightly proximal to its insertion and marrow edema extending to inferomedial femoral neck (dashed arrow, C). High signal intensity represents elevation of periosteum (curved arrow, D) off cortex of inferomedial femoral neck.