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Fig. 5A. —27-year-old woman with normal iliopsoas tendon motion. Transverse sonogram of right hip shows normal, oval-shaped, hyperechogenic iliopsoas tendon anterior to acetabulum (A) and femoral head (F). As hip is flexed, abducted, and externally rotated, iliopsoas tendon moves laterally in direction indicated by arrow. Lateral displacement of tendon is smooth with mild rotatory motion (counterclockwise for right hip).

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