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Fig. 6 —Chronic compartment syndrome in 30-year-old man who was runner. Fat-saturated T2-weighted axial MR image, obtained immediately after exercise, shows evident edema of tibial anterior and deep posterior compartment muscles (arrows). Slight, questionable hyperintensity can be seen in other muscles of anterior compartment (arrowheads).