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Age dependent T2 changes of bone marrow in pediatric wrist MRI
Skeletal Radiology, 08/10/09

Shabshin M et al. – Foci of hyperintense bone marrow seen on fluid–sensitive sequences can be seen on MRI of the wrist during childhood even without apparent symptoms. It shows a consistent pattern with maturation: frequency and intensity decrease and there is distal–to–proximal resolution. This may be a normal finding that may represent normal bone remodeling or decreasing hematopoietic marrow and should not be confused with pathological bone marrow edema.

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