19-year-old female runner with right leg pain. Bone marrow signal intensity within the right tibia and fibula is normal. No periosteal edema to suggest a stress reaction. The musculature of the right leg is normal. Tiny focus of increased signal intensity is noted within the proximal left tibial diaphysis on the large field-of-view images. This is nonspecific although could conceivably represent a stress reaction but may represent normal vascular blush.
1.No evidence of stress fracture or stress reaction of the right leg.2.Tiny focus of increased signal within the proximal left tibial diaphysis is nonspecific and may represent normal vascular blush although could conceivably represent a stress reaction.