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Fig. 3B —49-year-old woman with hip and lower back pain who underwent
radiation therapy for cervical cancer 10 years previously. Injury, including
fracture line and bone marrow edema pattern, is substantially better
visualized on axial T1-weighted (arrow, B) and fat-saturated
T2-weighted (arrow, C) fast spin-echo sequences.
