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Fig. 3F —36-year-old woman marathon runner with groin pain after long run. Two months after A-D, patient, who had not restricted weightbearing, returned with worsened hip and groin pain. Coronal (E) and axial (F) T2-weighted MR images show area of bone marrow edema in right lesser trochanter (dashed arrow) has enlarged. Abnormal high signal intensity of soft tissues surrounding iliopsoas tendon (solid arrow) has progressed slightly.