Figure 1. Radiograph and MRI of the heel performed on the initial visit. MRI with STIR sequences demonstrated bone marrow edema. MRI: magnetic resonance imaging; STIR: short tau inversion recovery.
Figure 2. Radiograph of both wrists performed 6 months after the initial visit. Radiographs showing chronic osteomyelitis, though the contralateral wrist was asymptomatic.
Figure 3. Radiograph and MRI of the heel performed 1 year and 6 months after the initial visit. MRI revealed bone marrow edema, despite no abnormalities being observed on plain radiography. MRI: magnetic resonance imaging
Figure 4. Radiographs obtained at the final follow-up, 3 years after the initial visit. No significant skeletal deformities or long-term complications were observed.
