There is patient motion or other limitations.

There is edema or hyperenhancement.

There is soft tissue ulceration or sinus tract.

There is gas or foreign body.

There is confluent hypoenhancement to suggest phlegmon, suppuration, abscess, or drainable fluid collection in the hypodermis.

There is edema, thickening, or hyperenhancement.

There is hypoenhancement or gas/susceptibility artifact.

There is bulging of the fascia.

There is edema or hyperenhancement.

There is hypoenhancement, lack of enhancement, or organized fluid collection.

There is fatty atrophy.

There are fractures.

There is periosteal reaction, osseous destruction, or other abnormal marrow to suggest osteomyelitis.

There is osseous hypoenhancement or lack of enhancement to suggest loss of bone viability.

There is cloaca, sequestrum, or involucrum.

There is a subperiosteal or intra-osseous abscess.

There is a joint effusion or synovitis.

There is malalignment, degenerative changes, or other gross internal derangement.

There is tenosynovitis.

Major visualized vascular structures are abnormal.

Major visualized nerves are abnormal.