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Fig. 3C. —50-year-old man with left wrist swelling for 1 year. Axial (C) and coronal (D) fast spin-echo MR images (TR/effective TE, 3800/105; echo-train length, 12) reveals multiple tiny hypointense rice bodies (arrows) that almost completely fill radial and ulnar bursae. These rice bodies are much smaller than those seen in Figures 1B and 2D. Bursal wall is slightly thickened. P = flexor digitorium profundus tendons, R = radius, U = ulna.

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