Shetland mare, laceration to near hind anterior cannon bone. Before Treatment Full thickness wound. Wound was nine days old EquiPatch applied for three days Three Days Later Dermis restored. EquiPatch reapplied for another three days. After 6 Days Wound reduced in size and healing nicely.
Before Treatment Very deep laceration penetrating hock joint. EquiPatch applied over wound 24 hours later EquiPatch removed
20yo bay Spanish Andalusian gelding with a laceration to off fore anterior aspect mid cannon bone. Before Treatment Full thickness wound. Horse was lame. The area around the wound was clipped. Photo taken at night using flash. After 12 hours Next morning after treatment with EquiPatch After 6 weeks The scar is barely evident.
7yo thoroughbred gelding with a laceration to off fore pastern Initial Injury EquiPatch applied After 15 hours EquiPatch removed After 26 hours Continual wound healing
March 2024 Horse Leg Wound Case Study 8yo thoroughbred gelding with a laceration to near hind medial mid cannon bone. Initial Injury EquiPatch applied After 24 hours EquiPatch removed After 4 days Epidermis reforming After Four Weeks Wound fully healed, No scar
7yo thoroughbred gelding with a 1-week-old laceration to off hind medial mid cannon bone. This case study shows EquiPatch can still improve healing outcomes on older wounds. Initial Injury EquiPatch applied on 1 week old laceration After 24 hours EquiPatch removed Wound assessed EquiPatch reapplied After 48 hours EquiPatch removed Wound assessed EquiPatch reapplied Wound…