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Five Minute Ig2000 Therapy
On injured tendon 4 year old quarter horse mare
Image taken 3 min. 25 sec. following Ig2000 Therapy

Ultrasound

Superior resolution of Tendon Injuries with the Ig2000, i.e. ACCELERATED HEALING TIME, NON-INVASIVE TREATMENT, MINIMAL RESIDUAL SCARRING thereby MINIMIZING RECURRENCE of injury while MAINTAINING FLEXIBILITY due to the proper modulation of nitric oxide which is proven to have ANTI-SCARRING PROPERTIES, and REDUCED COSTS.

Thirty-two treatments were administered over a 56 day period. See View 1-3. Treatment time was 10 minutes on the injured leg and 5 minutes on the uninjured leg.

VIEW 1 - August 15, 2000
Prior to Ig2000 treatment
View 1, Prior to Ig2000 treatment
VIEW 2 - August 31, 2000
Following 2 1/2 weeks of Ig2000 treatment
View 2, Following 2 1/2 weeks of Ig2000 treatment
VIEW 3 - October 11, 2000
Following 8 weeks of Ig2000 treatments
View 3, Following 8 weeks of Ig2000 treatments

Cruciate Ligament Rupture

Dr. Debra Rykoff of Ventur-On-Farm Clinic utilizes the Ig2000 for superior Cruciate Ligament repair resolution. The treatment not only provides accelerated healing, but it also greatly reduces inflammation, pain, and inhibits scar tissue thereby allowing for greater mobility and function. Dr. Rykoff has offered to provide her treatment protocol to all veterinarians. (847-381-8458) Dr. Rykoff states "local and systemic infection as well as geriatric orthopedic disease seems to react very quickly and positively to this treatment".




Veterinary Applications in Large and Small Animals