Category Archives: Lymph

Concomitant BICOM therapy for tooth extractions in horses

Extractions in horses follow periodontal disease, fractures, fistulas, apical infections and position anomalies, and wolf teeth still come out for rideability. Covers preparation with the CTT teeth kit, the treatment order on the day of surgery from basic therapy through lymph and wound healing programmes, clearing sedation with an Ai programme, later scar work, and the jaw joint check that often follows.

The practical case: acute ankle joint injury in horses

An eight-year-old mare opened her ankle joint on a broken drinking trough and needed emergency surgery the same evening. This case follows the BICOM therapy alongside it: shock and stress reduction programmes during the operation, bacteria testing from blood with the CTT kit, scar and wound healing work afterwards, and the lymph and blockage programmes used through four months of rehabilitation.