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Fig. 2A. —Sagittal images of right knee of healthy 32-year-old man obtained through lateral femoral condyle. Image is derived from average of magnitude of four steady-state free precession (SSFP) source images acquired at four TE settings—1.16, 2.08, 3.00, and 3.92—and TR of 6.14. Resulting images display excellent fat separation and visualization of cartilage, and synovial fluid appears extremely bright.

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