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Fig. 2A. —55-year-old woman after above-knee amputation resulting from acute vascular occlusion of lower extremity. MR image of hyaline cartilage from femoral condyle imaged with surface perpendicular to the main magnetic field (B₀, black arrow) shows surface (1), transitional (2), and deep (3) layers. Note thin high-signal-intensity layer (two white arrows) at border with subchondral bone. Also note score (arrowhead) cut in bone later used to fracture sample. Area displayed with electron microscopy in C is also marked (single white arrow).

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