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Deglove injury to Stallion
Stallion, severe wire injury to hind cannon
19/07 with total removal of all skin over 275mm in
front and 75mm behind. Wrapped with Lotagen 8 days to
grannulate over cannon and
tendons
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+10 days
Horse treated every other day through spa,
then bandaged with Bioband, yellow lotion, combine
dressing and elastoplast. Grannulation settled and
now 270mm in front and 70mm
behind |
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+ 12days
Epithelialisation progressing very well with
control of grannulation tissue. Reduced to 255mm
in front and 55mm behind. Stallion sound enough to test
serve today on
20/08 |
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+ 27 days
Injury better but damaged in mid period due to
management decision to allow free run in yards which
caused varicose cysts and enlargement in
grannulation. Now 235mm in front and 27mm behind.
Stallion serving most
days.
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Epithelialisation
Epithelial edge clearly evident and growing
across at 2-3mm per day when no bandage movement is
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+ 33 days
Injury back on track and reducing rapidly.
220mm in front and 15mm behind. Skin now fully above
fetlock joint and almost closed
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Degloved : Success
Another Successful
Equine Therapeutic Spa
“Chilled Water
Hydrotherapy” result
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