Without fat suppression techniques, fat and fluid both have a high-signal intensity on fluid-sensitive fast spin echo. This adult patient with a history.

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Without fat suppression techniques, fat and fluid both have a high-signal intensity on fluid-sensitive fast spin echo. This adult patient with a history of spinal surgery and radiotherapy complained of pain after a fall. Without fat suppression techniques, fat and fluid both have a high-signal intensity on fluid-sensitive fast spin echo. This adult patient with a history of spinal surgery and radiotherapy complained of pain after a fall. On the sagittal T1-weighted FSE image (A) material containing fluid has a dark signal intensity. This can be appreciated in the cerebral spinal fluid and in the compression fracture of the third lumbar vertebral body. Fat in the yellow bone marrow in the spine has a high signal intensity. On the T2-weigted FSE image obtained without adding fat suppression (B), both fat and fluid have a high signal intensity as seen in the cerebral spinal fluid and the edematous part of the fracture (arrow). Contrast between fat and fluid has disappeared. Johan L Bloem et al. RMD Open 2018;4:e000728 Copyright © BMJ Publishing Group & EULAR. All rights reserved.