Showing posts with label sterile maggot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sterile maggot. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 November 2013
St Nicholas Abbey Update: Champion "Struggling to Overcome Laminitis", Maggot Therapy in Use
Laminitis may be manifest in many ways. It can be a simple detachment of a portion of the "laminae", which are linking fibers that attach the main bone of the foot to the hoof capsule. It can also be a complex combination of mechanical failures that includes a complete detachment of the bone, resulting in a collapse known as "sinking". In this sample tissue plastination prepared by Dr.
Sunday, 3 March 2013
French Sterile Maggot Debridement Study Finds 93% Efficacy for Equine Wounds
The French study is illustrated with this photo of maggots at work on a wound.
A press release from the Equine Veterinary Journal arrived at The Hoof Blog this week. It heralds a French study that documented the successful use of sterile maggot debridement therapy in treating wounds in horses.
It's great to see this study of more than 40 cases treated with maggots.
Almost ten years ago,
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