📌 Lateral/fibular collateral ligament-biceps femoris bursitis (LCL bursitis)
- The FCL-biceps femoris bursa is superficial to the distal FCL and deep to the biceps femoris anterior arm.
- On axial MRI, it has an inverted J-shape surrounding the FCL: the long arm along the lateral FCL aspect, the hook around the FCL's anterior edge.
- Proximally it reaches the biceps femoris anterior arm's superior margin, distally extending to the FCL's fibular insertion.
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