Fig. 2

Complex and large lesions in the sepsis cohort. a Dorsal-45°-lateral oblique projection of the left hind hock of horse 28. The dorsal-45°-medial oblique projection revealed multiple fragments (between arrows) superimposed on the talus, and this additional projection revealed that the fragments originated from the medial malleolus. b Dorsal-35°-proximal-45°-lateral oblique projection of the right hind fetlock of horse 8. Axially, there are two mineralised bodies and three radiolucent defects (between arrows) in lateral half of the plantaro-proximal contour of the proximal phalanx. A third mineralised body (between arrrowheads) is also visible through the third metatarsal bone, located at the medial half of the plantaro-proximal border of the proximal phalanx. c Dorsal-45°-medial oblique projection of the right hind hock of horse 8. There is a large mineralised body (between arrows) at the distal end of the lateral trochlear ridge of the talus. There is also a small mineralised body with an associated radiolucent defect (between arrowheads) at the cranial distal intermediate ridge of the tibia