2021
DOI: 10.17221/163/2020-vetmed
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Leech therapy in the treatment of a penile haematoma in a stallion

Abstract: Treatment of penile haematomas includes conventional therapy and/or surgical intervention which may not always result in the recovery of all penile functions. For valuable breeding stallions, a safe and effective treatment is necessary and medical leech therapy meets these criteria. Additionally, the proven efficiency and safety of the use of leeches in the resolution of haematomas makes this method applicable to other fields of veterinary medicine. A 14-year-old stallion was presented and assigned to the univ… Show more

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“…It can be a manifestation of the well-known hemostatic effect of medicinal leeches (Trenholme et al, 2021, Afroz et al, 2020. For example, after sessions of hirudological exposure, skin hematomas quickly disappeared and the physiological state was restored in pets and domestic animals (Nowicki, et al, 2021;Trenholme et al, 2021;Abdisa, 2018;ISSN 1996-4536 (print) Canpolat et al, 2004). Our results on the reduction of skin hematomas in fetuses after hirudological influence coincide with results of other researchers.…”
Section: Control Experimentalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be a manifestation of the well-known hemostatic effect of medicinal leeches (Trenholme et al, 2021, Afroz et al, 2020. For example, after sessions of hirudological exposure, skin hematomas quickly disappeared and the physiological state was restored in pets and domestic animals (Nowicki, et al, 2021;Trenholme et al, 2021;Abdisa, 2018;ISSN 1996-4536 (print) Canpolat et al, 2004). Our results on the reduction of skin hematomas in fetuses after hirudological influence coincide with results of other researchers.…”
Section: Control Experimentalmentioning
confidence: 99%