DM updates?
Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2020 11:27 pm
Good evening Laurie,
I just want to say I am fairly new to your website and you were helpful in a brachioplexus case I recently had. I treat lots of DM cases but want to make sure I am up-to-date on the most recent treatments. The owner was asking about stem cell and I really have no information on that. Have you heard of any of the DM cases being treated with stem cell?
Other than that we have this guy on a very regimented home program including short but frequent walks a day, lots of different static stabilization exercises on different surfaces, as well as hills, sit to stands on an air mattress, cavaletti rails, figure 8’s and some other I am probably forgetting. I always educate owners that we may not get all the exercises in every day and that short spurts frequently throughout the day are the most important. Owner is very conscientious of his tolerance and monitors fatigue well.
He comes to me twice a week for therapeutic exercises and/or underwater treadmill where we change up speed/height of water/incline, etc.
Just wanting any added information from your brilliant mind! Thank you again for all that you do and for all of your help with us canine rehabbers!
Regards,
J
I just want to say I am fairly new to your website and you were helpful in a brachioplexus case I recently had. I treat lots of DM cases but want to make sure I am up-to-date on the most recent treatments. The owner was asking about stem cell and I really have no information on that. Have you heard of any of the DM cases being treated with stem cell?
Other than that we have this guy on a very regimented home program including short but frequent walks a day, lots of different static stabilization exercises on different surfaces, as well as hills, sit to stands on an air mattress, cavaletti rails, figure 8’s and some other I am probably forgetting. I always educate owners that we may not get all the exercises in every day and that short spurts frequently throughout the day are the most important. Owner is very conscientious of his tolerance and monitors fatigue well.
He comes to me twice a week for therapeutic exercises and/or underwater treadmill where we change up speed/height of water/incline, etc.
Just wanting any added information from your brilliant mind! Thank you again for all that you do and for all of your help with us canine rehabbers!
Regards,
J