Chronic Progressive Lymphedema
CPL in horses can be a devastating disease. We're hoping that Cytowave will change that.
CPL in horses can be a devastating disease. We're hoping that Cytowave will change that.
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TREATMENTS:<br />
We started Cytowave Inflammation/Maintenance treatments on Keegan’s rear legs where the CPL was most<br />
severe. The Inflammation/ Maintenance treatment is a thirty minute noninvasive treatment. We treated the rear<br />
legs, using a dual application with foreleg therapy boots. The boots were placed on top of the coronary band<br />
with coils on the side of the legs. The therapy boots, coils and Cytowave equipment were applied and administered<br />
by Emily.<br />
RESULTS:<br />
DAYS 1-7<br />
▶ A noted decrease in inflammation / swelling in the rear legs was observed after four (4) days of treatments.<br />
▶ Circulation and lymph flow appeared to have increased and there was a marked decrease in the size of the<br />
cannon bone.<br />
▶ The nodules and folds are softer, and more pliable, not as hard to touch. There is a little dampness and oily<br />
feeling in the back of the hoof.<br />
▶ The therapy boots are easier to apply, due to the swelling in the legs subsiding.<br />
At the end of first week of treatments, Keegan was more relaxed and visibly comfortable. He is more active when<br />
Emily turns him out in the pen to exercise and Keegan, has started to canter for the first time in 4 years.<br />
Note the shaved area on the hoof on the image to the left. This is where the canon bone was measured daily. The<br />
other two images show the nodule formation and the swollen cannon bone on Keegans leg.