There is patient motion or other limitations.   [Yes/No]

There is edema or hyperenhancement.
  [Yes/No]

There is soft tissue ulceration or sinus tract.
  [Yes/No]

There is gas or foreign body.
  [Yes/No]

There is confluent hypoenhancement to suggest phlegmon, suppuration, abscess, or drainable fluid collection.
  [Yes/No]

There is edema, thickening, or hyperenhancement.
  [Yes/No]

There is hypoenhancement or gas along the fascia.
  [Yes/No]

There is bulging of the fascia.
  [Yes/No]

There is edema or hyperenhancement.
  [Yes/No]

There is hypoenhancement, lack of enhancement, or organized fluid collection.
  [Yes/No]

There is fatty atrophy.
  [Yes/No]

There are fractures.   [Yes/No]

There is periosteal reaction, osseous destruction, or focal demineralization to suggest osteomyelitis.
  [Yes/No]

There is cloaca, sequestrum, or involucrum.
  [Yes/No]

There is a subperiosteal or intra-osseous abscess.   [Yes/No]

There is a joint effusion.
  [Yes/No]

There is malalignment, degenerative changes, or other gross internal derangement.   [Yes/No]

There is tenosynovitis.
  [Yes/No]

Major visualized vascular structures are abnormal.   [Yes/No]

Major visualized nerves are abnormal.   [Yes/No]