Traumatic wound – dog

Case Study: Treatment of Dog Wound with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Species: Dog
• Age: 1.5 years old
• Background: Homeless, attacked by three other dogs

Injury Details

• Date of injury: April 14
• Location: Large wound in lumbar area

Treatment Protocol

1. Initial phase:

• Duration: 10 days
• Frequency: Daily treatments
• Location: Veterinary clinic at University of Santo Tomas, Viña del Mar, Chile

2. Second phase:

• Duration: 2 weeks
• Frequency: Every 2-4 days
• Location: New home

3. Follow-up:

• One month without treatments
• Follow-up visit to assess healing progress

Results

• 80% wound healing within 53 days
• Skin attachment process began from day 6 (without stitches)
• Rapid reduction of skin contaminants
• Evident and rapid granulation of tissue and healing process

Observations by Doctors

1. Rapid reduction of contaminants in the skin
2. Evident and rapid granulation of tissue
3. Accelerated healing process

Healing Progress

• Day 10: Significant visible improvement
• Day 43: Continued healing even without further coMra therapy

Conclusion

This case study demonstrates the effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating severe wounds in animals. Key points include:

1. Accelerated healing compared to traditional methods
2. No need for stitches
3. Continued healing even after cessation of treatment
4. Potential for non-invasive veterinary care

The success of this treatment suggests that coMra therapy could be a valuable non-invasive method for treating and healing animals, worthy of serious consideration by animal lovers and caretakers.