58-year-old male with trochlear pain refractory to injection. ARTICULAR CARTILAGE AND BONE: No bone marrow signal abnormality is identified. No articular cartilage defects are seen.SOFT TISSUES: There is increased signal abnormality within the proximal muscle belly of the right gluteus minimus muscle, indicating a strain. The gluteus minimus tendon appears intact. The gluteus medius and maximus muscles and tendons appear intact. There is minimal peritrochanteric signal abnormality on fluid sensitive sequences without evidence of a focal fluid collection to suggest a bursitis. ADDITIONAL
1. Mild increased signal abnormality within the proximal muscle belly of the right gluteus minimus muscle is nonspecific but may represent a mild muscle strain. The gluteal muscles and tendons appear intact.2. Decreased T2 signal abnormality within the peripheral zone of the prostate gland is incompletely characterized on this examination, however, correlation with PSA and physical examination is recommended to exclude the possibility of prostate carcinoma. Further evaluation with a dedicated contrast enhanced prostate MRI examination could be considered if clinically warranted.