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Fig. 2A. 43-year-old man with Staphylococcus aureus infection. IV contrast-enhanced CT scan of left distal femur shows rim-enhancing abscesses (small arrowheads) in soft tissues and enhancement of synovium (large arrowheads) lining the surapatellar bursa. Increased attenuation (open arrow) is also noted in medullary cavity consistent with site of infection. Medullary cavity on right side is normal.





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