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(A) A frontal radiograph, (B) a coronal short-tau inversion recovery image, and (C) a coronal FSE image demonstrate an osteochondral lesion in a 39-year-old man with DDH. Note the mature bed, manifesting as sclerosis surrounding the lesion, which contains devitalized fragments with overlying abnormal, hyperintense cartilage (arrows).
