X-ray! What do they say...?





First, I am a vet! And for my hobby, I have some alpacas.
What is more perfect then combining these two!
We have some alpaca-patiƫnts at our vet-practice this moment.
One of this patiƫnts has a problem with his frontleg. It was broken more than a year ago...
We made some pictures with our digital x-ray system (Philips). The fraction has healed, but their is an infection of the intramedullair bone. The inflammation will be flushed daily for several weeks with a combination of antibiotics. We first have taken a swab of the infection to determine which bacteria is involved and what antibiotics the best could be used...
Nice case for a vet who is interested in alpacas.
Many greetings, Leo
Very clear pictures Leo. Very interesting. I find animal illnesses and problems fascinating now we have alpacas.
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