VETERINARY CLINICAL CASE
Penis cancer
Image text: Unretouched clinical photograph of a horse showing an open postoperative wound with visible bleeding and exposed tissue consistent with recent surgical intervention prior to treatment with PLASMO®VET.
PENIS CANCER
Baseline
Day 0
Prior treatment
Treatment included painkillers, tranquilizing medication, and nutritional supplements, as well as three months of antifungal ointment and three weeks of laser therapy, without observed effect.
Clinical status
Visible inflammation and purulent wound exudate consistent with an infectious lesion located at the outer edge of the horse's foreskin around the penis prior to treatment with PLASMO®VET.
Image text: Unretouched clinical photograph of a horse showing a postoperative wound with visible drying and crust formation, reduced exudate, and early signs of surface stabilization following treatment with PLASMO®VET.
PENIS CANCER
Week 1
After 7 days of treatment.
Method
Treatment with PLASMO®VET 3 minutes, three times daily for three days, without concurrent treatment.
Clinical outcome
No purulent secretion observed after one day of treatment.
The skin at the outer edge of the foreskin appears pink and clear.
No observable signs of discomfort; normal behavior during handling and riding.
Return to competition the following weekend at the Danish Championships, achieving second place.
