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Fig. 1B —52-year-old man with clinically proven psoriasis. Radiograph
obtained 2 months after MRI shows proximal phalanx of third digit
(arrows) without evidence of preceding periostitis. Note that
radiographs are provided for case illustration. Systematic comparison between
MRI and radiographs was not performed because of lack of radiographs in
temporal proximity to MRI examination.
