This is an odd case involving a cow:

First, the cow had Fool (Foot rot), was treated and healed. But few days after that the leg got inflammed with huge pain.

As you may see in the pics, when Miguel put a needle a semitransparent (nearly yellow) liquid appears with pressure without detectable smell. After that, swelling and pain decrease.

Question: Could it be an antibiotic accumulation? Or maybe a leak of synovial fluid?

Dominique Bernier sent to us those pictures taken in Morocco, the cow was one year lame! and they had to remove 10 cm of horn to find the origin, in the socnd picture we can see a granulation tissue, my question Dominique is. did the cow healed?
Bonjour Adrian,

Merci pour ta vidéo j’ai laissé un petit commentaire, mais je ne connais absolument pas cette forme de boiterie. Un de mes gars a coincé hier un nerf radial, et ca au moins c’est facile a diagnostiquer.
Je te joins cette photo faite en juin dernier au Maroc dans la ferme d’un vétérinaire…..et à mon tour je te laisse faire un commentaire, cela sentait mauvais, était très douloureux, et était dans le pied depuis plus d’un an, il a fallu couper 8/10 cm de corne de longueur avant de découvrir la cause dans cette corne toute nécrosée ;
A bientôt
Dominique Bernier Bi-pédiluve innov’space
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Dear Adrian,

I send you these 2 pictures of the same case of the movie in the blog. Ask Miguel Angel if he’s got also pictures of that clinical case.

In that case only 1 bandage was done and removed after 8 days.

Bye

Loris

This a case that a friend have sent me. We are looking for the right solution, GIVE YOUR OPINION!

Hi Adrian:

I send you the first Usún cows´ video.

I have injected voren, selenium and catosal a week agowith no improvenment. The worst thing is that there are two more cows walking like this one but not so much affected, the owner is worried because he has 25 cows and 4 have the same problem. This herd is year round in the bush and they don´t eat any concentrate.
From my point of view, it is a nervous tropism intoxication or some deficiency.

The owners say that two months before the rain the cows may have drunk the village´s sewages. Anyway they say that maybe the field where the cows were feeding had been treated with a pesticide. I think this cause is more likely
Chisco.

THIS IS THE SECOND PART OF THE CASE:

I send you the second video. This is another cow picked up three days ago from the mountains. She is in better conditions than the other video´s one but she has problems in their back legs and the front ones do some of parade step.

All of them are hock closed rachitic. I don´t know if it is primary or secondary their “parade walking”

Awaiting your reply.

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Here’s the video where we can see Loris’ method. He uses a bandage in difficult cases but he doesn’t use bandages in dermatits.

An interesting discussion begins. Bandage? Not to bandage? When?

Any thought will be very well received…

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