Surgical dehiscence caused by biting at the incision

Dra. Tracy Padgett, Tennessee

Following application of Darasyl™, the leg was bandaged. It was used in combination with oral antibiotics.

Skin Graft Burn

Dr. Scola, Italian Veterinarian

A skin graft was performed on a dog’s limb following an accident. A few weeks later, sun exposure caused the skin graft to burn due to the fragility of the transplanted skin. At that time, Darasyl™ was applied, corresponding to Day 1.

Day 14

Day 34

Delayed healing following removal of a mass in a high-tension area

Dra. Joelene O’Brien, Chief of Staff, Berrien Veterinary Services (Michigan)

DarasylTM was started two weeks after surgery (Day 1). The first image shows a deep wound with opening towards the right-hand side. It was used in combination with antibiotic therapy.

Treatment of basal cell carcinoma

Dra. Clizia Mascotto, Italy

15-year-old European Shorthair cat. The patient was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma and underwent electrochemotherapy. As an adjunctive treatment, Darasyl™ was initiated with the aim of supporting and accelerating the wound-healing process.

Haemangiosarcom

Dra. Clizia Mascotto, I

13-year-old Whippet. The patient had multiple skin lesions consistent with squamous cell carcinomas and haemangiosarcomas. All lesions were treated in a single session using electrochemotherapy. The lesion shown in the image was a haemangiosarcoma.
During the post-treatment period, this lesion showed slower healing compared with the other lesions. The first image shows the appearance of the lesion on the date of the first application of Darasyl™.

Moist dermatitis (hot spot)

Dr John A Halford, DVM, California

Darasyl™ was applied once daily, followed by the application of a bitter-tasting spray to prevent the patient from licking the affected area.

Day 1

Ventral abdominal wound

Alycia Crandall, DVM, DACVS