Vetmedix Case Sharing丨High Power Laser Treatment of Femoral Tibial Fractures

2024-12-26

INTRODUCTION

Femoral tibial fractures in small animals are serious bone injuries that require timely diagnosis and treatment. Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that greatly promotes wound healing. It can significantly reduce inflammation and analgesia, promote wound healing, and reduce edema. At the same time, it can also promote better absorption of drugs and improve blood circulation, thus accelerating the recovery process of dogs. This case study demonstrates the use of Vetmedix veterinary laser to enhance recovery after a femoral tibial fracture.


01 Case Presentation

Name: Sugar Baby

Weight: 2.49kg

Breed: American Shorthair

Age: 5 months

Sex: Female

Past medical history: femoral tibial fracture

Complaint: right hind limb limp


02 Diagnosis



Diagnosis by DR imaging

Femoral tibial fracture, right hind limb claudication.


03 Course of Treatment



Date of treatment: 2024.10.18-2024.10.27

Course of treatment: once a day for seven days

Treatment plan: custom mode, power 30w, duty cycle 10%.

Manipulation: large area non-contact treatment head sweeping back and forth irradiation of the right hind limb


04 Treatment Results



Recovering well with Vetmedix high power laser


05 Case Summaries



Short-term recovery: Sugar Baby, an American Shorthair with a history of femoral tibia fracture, was hospitalized after lameness. During the 10-day hospitalization, he was treated with the VETMEDIX high-energy laser device.

Since the first high-energy laser treatment, Sugar Baby has shown pain relief. With the gradual treatment, his mobility has also been significantly improved. Through multiple follow-up examinations, it was confirmed that Sugar Baby's wounds are healing smoothly as expected and there are no signs of infection.

Long-term follow-up: After 7 days of treatment, the results show a positive prognosis. According to the pet owner's feedback, Sugar Baby has now returned to his pre-operative state and has become a free-moving kitten again.


Conclusion

This treatment successfully verified the effectiveness and safety of Vetmedix's high-energy laser treatment of postoperative wounds of femoral tibia fractures.

For an American shorthair with a femoral tibia fracture, Vetmedix's high-energy laser rehabilitation treatment showed excellent results. As a non-invasive treatment method, this therapy not only greatly reduces the pain and inflammatory symptoms of sick pets, but also greatly promotes the natural healing process of wounds through its mechanism that promotes blood circulation. Vetmedix uses advanced high-energy laser photobiomodulation technology (PBM) to provide small animals with a safe and effective treatment option, which has a huge role in promoting the healing of postoperative wounds. This innovative therapy not only significantly speeds up the healing process, but also effectively shortens the recovery time, helping it return to a vibrant, healthy and worry-free life faster.


06 Resident Physician

Zheng Chaojie

Attending Physician, Pets and Veterinary Hospital

Physician Introduction:

National licensed veterinarian; has been engaged in small animal diagnosis and treatment since graduation, specializing in imaging, feline medicine, and Chinese medicine acupuncture. Participated in the East-West Small Animal Physician Conferences for many times, and actively participated in other small animal diagnosis and treatment training: abdominal ultrasound at Xi'an College of Sound and Light; cardiac ultrasound at Sound and Light; Zhongyuan Advanced Veterinary College; and Zecheng Chinese Veterinary Acupuncture.


Hospital Introduction:

Pets and Pets Medical was founded in Xiamen in 2018, and currently has 15 branches in Xiamen and Quan. It mainly operates pet medical and health services, insisting that the team is based on exquisite medical technology and five-star service, and has been awarded the 2022 National Gold Medal Pet Hospital and Cat Friendly Gold Certified Hospital. Neurosurgery, orthopaedics, imaging, feline and other specialties are at the forefront of high-quality development in the country.