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Fig. 2. —42-year-old woman with diabetes and acute pain in left thigh.

C, Axial T2-weighted MR image with fat saturation shows diffusely increased signal intensity involving adductor magnus muscle (arrows). Note linear increased signal intensity in subcutaneous fat and fascial planes (arrowheads), indicating subcutaneous edema and subfascial fluid.

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