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Fig. 7 —33-year-old female long-distance runner with right lower leg chronic exertional compartment syndrome lasting 3 months. Patient refused catheter pressure measurement. Fat-suppressed T2-weighted axial MR image obtained immediately after pain-inducing exercise shows swelling and hyperintensity of anterior compartment muscles.