Case Study: Cudi, Whippet with a lacerated wound
Following suture dehiscence of a severe right forelimb wound, treatment with systemic medication, daily dressings, and MLS® Laser Therapy resulted in early pain reduction, progressive wound healing over four weeks, and complete healing within 50 days.
Supporting Orthobiologic Outcomes with MLS® Laser Therapy: A Sports Medicine Perspective: A Q&A with Danielle DeGiorgio DO, FAAPMR
Dr. DeGiorgio discusses her use of MLS in sports medicine
Faster Treatments, Safer for Techs and Patients: Dr. Brad Cahoon on the M-Vet
Dr. Brad Cahoon draws on 20 years of laser therapy experience to explain why the M-Vet’s power and speed make it a clear upgrade for veterinary practices.
From Pain to Possibility
At Eternal Sole Foot & Ankle, Hilaree Milliron, DPM, takes a root-cause approach to foot and ankle care, using diagnostics and MLS Laser Therapy to address complex, persistent pain while tailoring treatment to each patient’s clinical picture. Her experience with the technology has strengthened her interest in non-surgical care and in exploring how MLS Laser Therapy might complement regenerative medicine, while maintaining a cautious, step-by-step approach to treatment.
Clinical Outcomes Meet Practice Growth: See how Dr. Gabriela Yurkanin is accelerating patient recovery and expanding her practice revenue with MLS Laser Therapy
Dr. Gabriela Yurkanin pairs MLS Laser Therapy with orthobiologics and post-op protocols to help foot and ankle patients recover faster.
Case Study: Mia, a Pekingese with Suspected Thoracolumbar Intervertebral Disc Disease
Mia presented with acute hind limb paralysis and non-ambulatory paraparesis, with suspected thoracolumbar disc protrusion. Conservative treatment with rest, exercises, gabapentin, and supplements showed poor response. MLS® Laser Therapy was then administered over the T10–L3 spine and bilateral knees, followed by monthly maintenance sessions.
Case Study: Micio, Cat with Brachial Plexus Injury
The patient presented with right forelimb monoplegia, absent proprioception, reflexes, and sensation. Radiographs revealed a comminuted gunshot fracture of the distal humerus. Due to the guarded neurological prognosis, surgery was not recommended. Conservative management included meloxicam for 5 days and MLS® Laser Therapy for 7 weeks, targeting inflammation, fracture healing, and restoration of limb function.
Case Study: Artù, Beagle with Aural Haematoma
After surgery for an aural haematoma, the patient Artù developed delayed wound healing, discomfort, and scratching lesions. MLS® Laser Therapy was administered in two sessions, resulting in rapid relief of itching and complete wound healing.