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Fig. 3B —Sagittal T1-weighted fast-field echo (TR/TE, 25/4.9) MR images in
29-year-old male athlete who had experienced previous pubalgia show normal
anatomy. Image lateral to A shows pubic marrow and cortex (P) with thin
layer of intermediate-signal hyaline cartilage (small arrowheads)
closely applied to anterior capsular tissues (between large
arrowheads). Merging with this tissue are rectus abdominis muscle (RAb),
pyramidalis (asterisk), superficial adductor longus tendon
(arrows), deeper muscle (AL), and adductor brevis (ABr) muscle.
