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Fig. 7A —46-year-old woman with 2 years of severe, progressively increasing right "hip" pain. During that time she had undergone two hip MRI examinations and one lumbosacral spine MRI examination, all of which failed to detect cause of pain. In retrospect, none of the MRI examinations included actual source of pain in their field of view. Axial sonogram was obtained over area of most severe tenderness—right iliac crest—with image of left iliac crest included for comparison. Thickened hypoechoic structure (arrows) was identified on right that was not present on left.