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Supporting information


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Supplementary Item 1: The video shows the volume rendered model of the intermediate coronoid process of a 2-week-old foal; the sample may be oriented by the rich vascular network that is present on the cranial surface of the sample block.


Supplementary Item 2: The video shows the volume rendered model from the distal end of the lateral trochlear ridge of a 7-week-old foal.


Supplementary Item 3: The video shows an arthroscopic view of the arterial pulse within a vessel that courses within the perichondrium to enter the sub-articular growth cartilage, before the vessel is transected in order to create ischaemic chondronecrosis.


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