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Prominent Vascular Remnants in the Calcaneus Simulating a Lesion on MRI of the Ankle: Findings in 67 Patients with Cadaveric Correlation

Department of Radiology, Duke University Medical Center, Box 3808, Durham, NC 27710.

OBJECTIVE. Our objective was to prove through cadaveric correlation that a frequently seen focus of MRI signal in the calcaneus is benign.

CONCLUSION. A characteristic focus of signal (increased T2, decreased T1) in the calcaneus near the attachment of the cervical and interosseous ligaments is a common, benign finding frequently seen on MRI of the foot and ankle.

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