Magneto Therapy Success Stories
DAMAGED TENDON - This horse managed to back into the corner of a farrier's metal box and crush his tendon.
Due to the nature of the injury 'crush' there was no options to veterinary interaction to help speed the recovery process.
The horse arrived lame and with a huge swelling on his hind leg.
1 month and 12 Limfa sessions on 'connective tissue repair' and he has had the all clear from the vet to continue work.
'Hi Vicky fab news from vet today. He agreed the swelling on his leg has gone down lots and he trotted up so much better. Upon scan he was very surprised at how fast the tendon had healed, compared to his last scan last month. Vet says it is very positive feedback for the machine and he can start to go out - yippee!!!
Thank you for all you have done for him this past month, i am so glad I sent him to you and I will continue to recommend you to everyone I speak to!'
The huge swelling on the tendon sheath!
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ARTHRITIC HOCK AND ENFLAMED R/H SUSPENSORY - Over-excitedness in the field led to this chap coming over to Rookery Equine.
After only 1 session on 'anti-inflammatory and connective tissue repair' the swelling on the leg had reduced by over 2 cm!
Before Treatment After 1 Session
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SPLINT THERAPY - Magneto therapy is proving time and time again to reduce splint sizes.
This horse is now halfway through his sessions (they decided to go for maximum dose of 12) before show season commences.
Before Treatment After 6 Sessions
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L/F MEDIAL SUSPENSORY BRANCH INJURY - Mooney managed to damage the medial branch of his suspensory ligament. He had 6 sessions of magneto therapy over a 2 week period on 'connective tissue repair' this started on 11th January 2024. He was rescanned on 14th February 2024 and the medial branch has repaired and the horse is beginning to return back to work.
During one of his Limfa Treatments! Scans pre Limfa
Scans post Limfa
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Splint Therapy sessions - Results after just 6 Sessions
Before Sessions After 2 Sessions After 6 Sessions
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CONDITION Post surgical ganglion cyst associated with DFTS left swelling
CONCLUSION Client was concerned regarding the swelling around the tendon sheath. The horse was in on livery so we thought we may as well give it a go! Vet agreed and we managed to reduce the swelling by 4 cm. Vet was surprised how quickly it had been reduced and even commented that you wouldn’t know which leg had the surgery!
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CONDITION Check ligament injury R/F August 2023. Arrived 17th February 2024 with minimal improvement.
CONCLUSION Check ligament fibres had fully healed on re-scan after 4 weeks but had left a significant amount of inflammation around the injury site. We then changed the treatment to anti-inflammatory for 12 sessions. On re-scan inflammation had significantly reduced and we were able to start riding. Russell returned back home on 04th May 2024 and is back to 100% full fitness.
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CONDITION Bone oedema of the short pastern bone adjacent to the coffin joint L/F
TREATMENT AND PROTOCOL 14 x sessions daily Anti Oedema, Anti Inflammatory and Bone Repair
CONCLUSION Horse presented completely sound on clinical examination and vet has given the go ahead to continue his professional career
Pictures withheld due to professional capacity of horse and rider.
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CONDITION Upward fixation of the patella, Henkie then had Bilateral patella ligament split surgery 2 months previous with limited movement.
CONCLUSION After 12 sessions and returning home and having a clinical examination, Henkie’s vet reported significant infusion improvement. Horse now being ridden and back having turnout.
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