MLS Laser Therapy in Dogs with Pressure Ulcers and Open Wound: Case Reports

Energy for Health, Volume 7

L. Dragone, S. Palladini, M. Glazar

Study Objective:

This case report was designed to see the effect of MLS, when combined with other adjunct therapies, in the treatment of pressure ulcers and open wounds in 4 dogs.

Conclusion:

When MLS laser therapy was combined with a rehabilitation program consisting of hydrotherapy, passive and active range exercises and topical ointment, all four dogs saw a significant decrease in size of the wound. MLS laser therapy was deemed an effective and valid therapy for refractory wound healing disorders such as decubitus ulcers and open wounds.

MLS Laser Therapy Wound Healing | Dog before and after chart

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MLS Laser Therapy in Dogs with Pressure Ulcers and Open Wound: Case Reports