Published: 25 October, 2025 | Volume 9 - Issue 1 | Pages: 004-008
Figure 1:
MRI of the knee joint. In the proximal metaphysis and diaphysis of the left tibia, there is a marked alteration in signal intensity, which appears hyperintense at T2 and hypointense at T1, with multiple well-defined focal lesions of serpiginous and irregular morphology suggestive of multiple bone infarctions in the context of osteomyelitis.
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