Stem Cell : Interphalangeal Collateral Ligament Lesion - Blood Stem Cells

two years ago this Grey was lame in the front right leg and a tear in the collateral ligament had been diagnosed through MRI. Rehabilitation and treatment lasted a year. He returned to competing , but after the third competition was definitely lame again and the U. S. and X Ray reconfermed the previous diagnosis. At this point the Grey's vet injected the coffin joint and navicular bursa, but after two months of rest the horse was still lame so the owner decided to send him to me to be treated.
When I saw the horse trotting I thought that they wanted to prove that my stem cells treatment was useless because the Grey was terribly lame and I was not sure my treatment would work.
But through my previous experiences on this pathology I applied my new protocol.
Off with the shoes, a blood sample taken and then a week later the first stem cells injections into the joint, collateral ligament, tendon sheath, local perfusion and intravenously. The next day I did ozonotherapy intravenously.
Three weeks later I repeated the treatment and we can see the result 10 days after this, about 45 days after the horse's arrival.
Incredibly the horse had improved by 90%, and was sent home to rest without shoes for another three months.
Finally a new valid way to treat pathologies considered to be almost incurable.

[@GustavoHenriqueCoutinho]

This is medial or latteral ligament?