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Fig. 1A. —Coronal STIR images depict definition of total volume of
investigation (TVI). Maximal width of femoral condyles is determined through
line M1. Length of M1 is then used as maximal height of TVI by drawing line
M2, starting at most caudal point of condyles. Line orthogonal to M2 is then
drawn (1) and remains in constant position for all slices to separate TVI from
adjacent diaphysis.
