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Wound Cases

Wound Case #1 - Bentley

Wound Case #1 - Bentley
Huge neck abscess. Surgical opening and drain placed, but skin became necrotic. Wound opened. Removed necrotic skin and used doctorVet laser for second intention healing.
Day 1 before TX
Day 2 before TX2
Day 4 before TX3
Day 8 and 10
TX10
TX12

Case courtesy of Dr. Wendy Haelterman

Wound Case #2 - Ziggy

Day 1
Day 14
Day 1
Day 25

Case courtesy of Dr. Fina Cardona Marí, BSc, MSc

Wound Case #3 - Ida

Ida, a 15 year old Jack Russell, was attacked by a 60 kg Boerboel. The wound was closed with a drain placement, but we were concerned that park of the skin would become necrotic. The next morning the wound was swollen and red. I decided to use doctorVet to improve healing with protocols for deep infection, general pain and inflammation.
Wound Case #1 - Ida
Day 1 before TX
Day 2 before TX2
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Day 3 drain removed and 3rd doctorVet Treatment. Patient discharged with antibiotics and anti inflammatory medication.

Day 4 before TX3
Day 8 and 10
Day 7 necrotic tissue removed and 4th doctorVet treatment.

Owners are very happy. They wanted to euthanize IDa because she was in so much pain.

TX10
TX12

Case courtesy of Dr. Wendy Haelterman

Equine Wound Case #1 - Equine Lower Limb

  • 14 month warm blood cross
  • Horse caught up in heigh tensile fencing
  • Evaulation of tendons not yet possible on ultrasound because need wound closure to scan
  • Not fully weight bearing
Horse Wound Case - 1
Horse Wound Case - 2
Horse Wound Case - 3
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Pre Tx1; 2 weeks post-injury; Standard of Care; Manuka honey, bandage

Day 1 Tx 1.1 Wound protocol (100 cm2) 10cm above and below wound in grid san pattern

Also treated on Day 1 Tx 1.2 was Coronet band under inflammation protocol

Horse Wound Case - 1
Horse Wound Case - 2
Horse Wound Case - 3
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Day 5 Tx2. 40% reduction of size, Dramatic increase in granulation

Horse Wound Case - 1
Horse Wound Case - 2
Horse Wound Case - 3
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Dramatic Decrease in Inflammation

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Day 13 Tx 5. Increased epithelialization (wound closure) and even hair growth.

Case courtesy of Dr. Blaine Kennedy, Wentworth Equine, Ontario CA