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Fig. 2B —74-year-old male soft-embalmed cadaver with full-thickness tear of
second plantar plate of left foot. Coronal proton density–weighted image
shows normal plantar plate (white arrows) to be C-shaped band of low
signal intensity. On plantar surface, central groove accommodates flexor
tendon (arrowhead). Collateral ligaments (asterisks) blend
with plantar plate. Incidentally, intermetatarsal fibrosis is seen in first
and third web spaces (black arrows) and fibrosis is also present in
fat pad directly beneath second and third metatarsal heads.
