Figure 2
From: Systemic fungal infection in a dog: a unique case in Ireland
Mediolateral and dorsoplantar radiographs of the right tarsocrural joint. There are focal areas of osteolysis in the distal 1cm of the tibial diaphysis, distal fibula (short arrows) and the plantarodistal aspects of the body of the calcaneus. (long arrows). Proliferative active periosteal bone formation is present along the lateral aspect of the calcaneus and distomedial tibial diaphysis and cranio distal tibial diaphysis. A large soft tissue swelling encircles the joint.