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Fig. 7B —Normal popliteus tendon and muscle in 15-year-old girl. Axial
fat-suppressed fast spin-echo T2-weighted images (TR/TE, 3,750/46) show normal
appearance of popliteus tendon (arrows) and muscle belly (black
arrowheads, D) and relationship between popliteus tendon and
fibular collateral ligament (white arrowheads, A and
B).
