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Sesamoids opened earlier and easier by bone imaging.

A 20-year-old woman who was a tennis player underwent three-phase bone imaging to rule out fracture in the right foot. She complained of pain in the region of the first digit, but x-rays did not show any changes. Bone imaging showed increased bilateral uptake in the sesamoids of the great toes on blood pool and delayed images. It was thought that the findings were suggestive of sesamoiditis or stress to the sesamoids.