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Fig. 1A. —44-year-old man with distal radius fracture and posttraumatic edema of lunate. Coronal STIR image obtained 8 weeks after trauma shows focal bone marrow edema of proximal ulnar- and radial-sided lunate (arrows). Metal artifacts are caused by internal plate fixation of distal radius.

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