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. 2014 Jul-Sep;24(3):225–236. doi: 10.4103/0971-3026.137026

Figure 4 (A and B).

Figure 4 (A and B)

Calcaneal pseudocyst and intraosseous lipoma. (A) Lateral ankle radiograph of a 39 year old female with foot pain demonstrates a radiolucency (arrows) in the anterior calcaneus due to decrease in bony trabeculae (B) Lateral ankle radiograph of a 45 year old man with an intraosseous lipoma (arrows) shows a similar radiographic appearance to the calcaneal pseudocyst; however, there is focal central calcification (arrowhead) due to fat necrosis