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Plain radiograph: lateral view of the left foot: osteochondroma located at the plantar side of the calcaneal bone.
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Plain radiograph showed an osteochondroma located at the plantar side of the calcaneal bone (Figure 1).
MRI T2 fat suppression: sagittal view of the left foot: high signal intensity of the soft tissue close to the plantar fascia. Secondary edema of bone marrow in the calcaneal bone.
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T2 fat suppression images showed high signal intensity of the soft tissue close to the insertion of the plantar fascia (Figure 2).
MRI T1: sagittal view of the left foot: enthesophyte at the insertion of the plantar fascia.
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T1 weighted images showed an enthesophyte (Figure 3).
MRI T1 fat suppression after gadolinium: sagittal view of the left foot: attenuation of soft tissue near the enthesophyte.
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T1 fat suppression images with gadolinium showed attenuation of soft tissue near the enthesophyte (Figure 4).