Case presentation – June 9, 2022: A three-year-old Quarter Horse filly backed into the catch for the stall door and punctured herself, creating a large, deep wound on her left thigh. The wound was sutured with internal and external stiches at clinic, however the...
Case presentation – June 9, 2016: A 9 year old Warmblood jumping horse presented with a superficial digital flexor tendon injury of the right hind leg. The horse was treated with stem cell injections. After 10 months of rest and rehabilitation, the horse slowly...
Case presentation – June 17, 2022: A 19-year-old Red Horse presented to Topgun Veterinarian Service, Rock Hill, SC, with a large Summer Sore on the commissure of the right side of the mouth. The horse was treated orally with Ivermectin and topically with...
Case presentation – November 3, 2022: A 13 year-old Gelding Grade Horse presented to Topgun Veterinarian Service, Rock Hill, SC, with a mass in the right inner ear. The attending veterinarian, Audrey Turbeville, DVM, performed an excisional biopsy for pathology...
The key difference between PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and RenoVō® lies in consistency, composition, and practical application. While PRP relies on platelets collected and processed on-site, RenoVō® is a ready-to-use, acellular equine amniotic tissue allograft prepared...
Why RenoVō®? Alternative to PRP Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) has been widely used in equine regenerative care, but it isn’t without its challenges. PRP preparations can vary significantly depending on blood quality, processing techniques, and the presence of white blood...
