Clinical Cases: pets

Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: pressure sore at a callus on the left thigh 

Description: Treated with Hypermix^® 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 25 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Antonio Silvestri, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Animal Category: Pet (dog, French bulldogue)

Pathology category: Burns

Description: This French bulldogue, a 2-year-old female, presented with a severe burn on her back. The affected area, after courettage, was treated with bi-daily washes with marisglia soap and application of HYPERMIX^®, combined with antibiotic therapy with Cindamycin.

Product used: HYPERMIX^®oily formulation

Method of application: Twice a day after washing and without bandaging

Time to resolution of the problem: 5 weeks

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^®  in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Jack Russell Terrier Rescue Association

Animal Category: Jack Russell (6 years old)

Pathology category: pressure ulcers

Description and Method of Application: following a misdiagnosis and operation on his lower extremities, JJ is completely paralyzed in the rear train. Rescued, cared for and adopted by Rescue, he is in constant need of support and treatment to manage pressure ulcers.

Treated with HYPERMIX^® oil, a veil of product, morning and evening.

Duration of treatment: ongoing from 07/10/2022

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Attuali Francesco, Pratelli-Attuali Veterinary Clinic, Marina di Pisa

Animal category: pets (""Strip"", dog, female, spayed, 10/12 years old)

Pathology category: traumatic injury 

Description: the dog is brought in urgently for bite wounds. The subject presents with about 70/80% of the skin cleaved. The wounds are more or less deep and wide with involvement of multiple planes and much loss of substance. Immediate emergency surgery is performed to clean and suture, inserting numerous drains. Double systemic antibiotic therapy, local intralesional antibiotic therapies, intravenous fluids and pain medications are prescribed. The next day the dog is alert and eating. Dressings with saline and emollient lotions/pomades are performed several times daily; local antibiotic therapy to try to minimize the inevitable risk of tissue necrosis. After 7 days, necrotic areas are surgically removed and Hypermix^® medicated gauze and Hypermix^®  gel formulation is introduced, removing local lotions and antibiotics from therapy. Wounds are surgically treated daily, washed with saline, and massaged several times a day with Hypermix^®  gel, both on the wound and margins. Applications and massages are also done several times a day by the owners. Despite the granulation of the wounds, a third antibiotic is inserted about 2 weeks after the injury. The wounds continue to be medicated daily with the usual method: curettage, washing with saline, massage with Hypermix^®  gel, Hypermix^®  medicated gauze, for at least 2 months. About 2 months later, the wounds on the body are almost all healed, while the wound on the neck (the largest one, about 20x20 cm) still remains open. Complete healing occurs after about 4 months, with complete regrowth of hair.

Product used: Hypermix^® gel formulation and Hypermix^® medicated gauzes

Resolution time: about 4 months

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^® 

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Eid Chadi

Animal Category: Pets (dog)

Pathology category: traumatic wounds

Description: Dog, female, 5.5 years old. Bite wound with necrosis of large tissue area and cephalic vein involvement.

Product used: HYPERMIX^® oily formulation

Mode of application: The wound was initially treated by the owner with honey, for 20 days. Subsequently, after extensive surgical curettage with removal of necrotic tissues and part of the biceps brachii, the wound was treated by application of platelet gel (PRP), prepared at the laboratory of the Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences in Parma, and HYPERMIX^®, daily the first week and every other day from the second week onward, resulting in a dressing every three to four days, one month after the start of treatment. After two months, complications occurred due to poor management of the animal and venous and lymphatic stasis, and for these reasons the limb had to be amputated.

Course: started treatment February 2014, ended May 2014.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: The Chiron

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Cutaneous limb injuries with exposed bone

Description: Wound cleaning with NaCl 0.9%, Hypermix^® and bandaging every 3 days (bandaging was a must because of exposure of bone structures). Antibiotic therapy (clindamycin) for the first 10 days to cover bone infections.  

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 30 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^®  in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Mauro Bellodi and Dr. Francesca Fedozzi

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: tumor mass removal

Description: After surgical removal of the tumor mass, the wound was treated with daily application of Hypermix^® after washing the part to be treated with saline.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 2 months

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Brafa Gianluca

Animal Category: Pet (mestizo dog)

Disease category: Adverse drug reactions

Description: An approximately 15x10 cm ulcer was present at the level of the interscapular space, resulting from a subcutaneous injection of ivermectin for the treatment of sarcoptic mange.

Product used: HYPERMIX^®oily format

Mode of application: At least once a day without bandaging

Time to problem resolution: Full hair regrowth in three and a half months.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^®  in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: contact oscheitis

Description: The lesion was a contact oscheitis, probably from chemical compounds used for cleaning and disinfecting floors. Resolution of the lesion occurred in 7 days. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 7 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: localized head injury, right temporal region

Description: During treatment, physiological functions remained normal. On the second day, it showed disappearance of the frenetic-compulsive scratching behavior, and the lesion showed marked reduction of the perilesional inflammatory collar. The area affected by dysepithelialization and erosion of the superficial dermis layer showed proggressive resolution of the inflammatory phase in favor of the granulation phase, with progressive control of exudation, within 3 days and subsequent complete re-epithelialization of the surface within 25 days after the start of Hypermix^® treatment. The reappearance of hair coverage was achieved from about the third to fourth week. Daily application was always smooth due to lack of any painful reaction and was discontinued upon complete re-epithelialization of the lesion. No local or general adverse reactions occurred. No recurrences.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 5 weeks

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.

The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^®  in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Cutaneous injuries to the hind limbs

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 7 weeks

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Accidental injury on the lateral aspect of the right hind limb

Description: The area affected by dysepithelialization and erosion of the superficial layer of the dermis showed progressive resolution of the inflammatory phase in favor of the granulation phase, with progressive control of exudation, within 3 days and subsequent complete re-epithelialization of the surface within 1 week after the start of treatment with Hypermix^®. Application was daily and was always smooth due to lack of any painful reaction and was discontinued upon complete re-epithelialization of the lesion. No local or general adverse reactions occurred. No recurrences. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 7 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Autotaum. lesion on the ventral surface of the head

Description: An autotraumatic lesion was present at the ventral surface of the head, resulting from insect bite and subsequent compulsive scratching. Complete healing was in about one month.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 1 month

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: localized lesion on the head

Description: During treatment, physiological functions remained normal. On the second day, it showed disappearance of the frenetic-compulsive scratching behavior, and the lesion showed progressive resolution of the inflammatory phase in favor of the granulation phase, with progressive control of exudation, within 3 days and then complete re-epithelialization of the surface within 25 days after the start of Hypermix^® treatment. The reappearance of hair coverage was achieved from about the third to fourth week. Daily application was always smooth due to lack of any painful reaction and was discontinued upon complete re-epithelialization of the lesion. No local or general adverse reactions occurred. No recurrences.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 1 month

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Silvestri Antonio Veterinary Physician

Animal category: pets

Pathology Category: Otohematoma

Description: Under general anesthesia, a pocket was incised on the inner pavilion of the ear, drained the hematoma and applied the appropriate sponge by mattress sutures. Then a protective bandage was made from the ear, adhering the convex surface of the pinna above the head. Daily morning and evening use of Hypermix^® gel cream was recommended after washing with mild soap and water (Marseille). As a precaution, the patient was prescribed systemic pain relief therapy in addition to local otitis therapy based on the outcome of the ear swab. Post-operative follow-ups were performed at 3-5 day intervals, with bandage change and application of Hypermix^® cream on the concave surface of the pinna. At 15 days after surgery, healing was complete and the sutures and bandage were removed.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 18 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Amb. Vet. Ass. Santo Stefano Dei Drs. Biondi S. and Mercuri M.

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: slit wound

Description: 6-year-old mascio dog. He arrived home after 3 days and had a deep wound on his right forelimb: probable trap wound. The paw presented very swollen, cold and sore. After cleaning him, we initially kept the limb in warm-warm water to reactivate circulation. Then, after surgical curettage, we began daily laser therapy with Hypermix^® application and bandaging. The third photo is after curettage, laser therapy, followed by Hypermix^® application. Later, after the ninth application, the client had stopped the sessions but the dog regained function and the hair grew perfectly. All at the beginning of the therapy in 28 days.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 28 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Silvestri Antonio Veterinary Physician

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: lacerated contusion wound

Description: The subject was attacked by a large dog, sustaining a lacerated wound in the abdomen, several, centimeters deep and 5 cm long, in the right ventral side involving the internal and external oblique muscles, and the lateral margin of the sheath of the rectus abdominis muscle, up to the aponeurosis of the oblique muscle lateral side. The dog shed the collar and escaped, returning to its owner only after three days, on May 21, at the time of examination a considerable amount of pus was leaking from the wound. The dog was admitted to our facility and given antibiotic (cephalosporins) and pain-relieving therapy (tramandolo and robenacoxib) systemically, and local therapies: washes with Marseille soap and Hypermix^® locally twice daily.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 21 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Silvestri Antonio, MV

Animal category: pets (half-breed female dog, spayed, 8 years and 6 months old)

Pathology category: traumatic injury

Description: presence of a wood splinter embedded in the nail plate, at the level of the left front 4th toe, with subsequent detachment of the nail. The dog manifested intense pain, with lameness and failure to support the limb and a tendency to lick itself. After removal of the foreign body and dressing with Hypermix^® gel, a protective bandage was made of the left forelimb up to the carpus. The patient was prescribed systemic antibiotic therapy and pain relief therapy. At follow-up after three days, the dog had resumed weight bearing on the affected limb and the wound was less moist and swollen. Hypermix^® gel and bandage dressings were continued in the outpatient clinic at three-day intervals, and systemic antibiotic and pain-relieving therapy was continued. Beginning on day 10, the bandage was permanently removed and home therapy was continued by the owner, with applications of Hypermix^® gel twice daily, until healing with regrowth of the nail.

Product used: Hypermix^® gel formulation 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 50 days 

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: DOG'S REFUGE, Elisabetta Scardovi, Imola

Animal category: pets (""Ohana"", mixed-breed dog, female, 2 years old)

Pathology category: dermatitis

Description: on April 7, 2015, the diagnosis is Leishmania and therapy with Glucantime is started. From April 8, Hypermix^® gel, ormulation is applied at the same time, 1 time a day, without disinfecting but only washing with water.

Product used: Hypermix^® gel  formulation 

Resolution time: about 20 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Ghiarola Veterinary Clinic Dr. Roberto Bellentani, Dr. Elena Ligabue

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Investment injuries

Description: Run over on 18/10/2014, sustaining skin lesions: a small abrasion on medial face of distal end of right hind limb + extensive lesions on outer face of left hind limb and caudal part of back, with partial detachment of skin from underlying tissues.

PROTOCOL: Initially performed surgical grooming with insertion of drains, but on 22/10 at the first checkup extensive areas of skin necrosis were already evident (hence the photos). Performed new wound grooming, following which we opted for healing by second intention, with Hypermix^® dressings and connettivine gauze. Connettivine gauze was used only in the initial stages (October 22-November 4). Thereafter we switched to the use of Hypermix^® gauze, and in the last few days we used Hypermix^® vials and that was it. Daily dressings from 22/10 to 04/11, then every other day until 01/12, and then twice a week until 18/12. On 22/10 the CBC showed important leukocytosis with marked neutrophilia, so Clindamycin PO was prescribed at a dose of 11mg/Kg, administered until 12/11, when the CBC normalized. On Dec. 12, the wounds were all healed and perfectly cyclized. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 2 months

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: St. Paul's Associated Veterinary Clinic

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Mastocytoma

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 1 month

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Elisabetta Scardovi

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: mange and malassezia

Description: Hypermix^® oily formulation was applied once a day. Without disinfecting but only washing with mild soap and water.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: about 10 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Amb. Vet. Ass. Santo Stefano Dei Drs. Biondi S. and Mercuri M.

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: forearm self-injury

Description: Tobia, a 12-year-old atopic mixed-breed dog got a deep forearm injury. After initial disinfection, daily laser therapy and Hypermix^® sessions were done followed by bandaging. At home administered general antibiotic therapy. All in 12 days- 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 12 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^®  in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimonial by: Elisabetta Scardovi

Animal Category: Companion Animals

Condition: Sarcoptic Mange (Canine Scabies)

Description: Skin lesions were present on the limbs, abdominal surface, and head, characterized by multiple crusted papules, erythema, and alopecia.

Hypermix^® oil-based formulation was applied once daily, following cleansing with water and mild soap only (no disinfectant used).

Application Method: Daily topical application.

Resolution Time: Approximately 11 days.

HOW TO USE

Some animals may present with multiple skin lacerations, especially in cases of bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can often become infested with fly larvae (myiasis).
All types of lesions — including infested ones — can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

Gently cleanse using saline solution or mild soap and water (e.g. Marseille soap) and remove any necrotic tissue.
Disinfectants are not recommended, as they can damage healthy tissue and delay the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, use an Elizabethan collar (protective cone) for animals that excessively lick or scratch their wounds.
At the discretion of the attending veterinarian — depending on the severity and extent of the lesions — systemic antibiotic therapy may be administered following standard protocols.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® Oil-based formulation: Apply during the acute phase. Inflammatory symptoms typically resolve in 5 ± 2 days.

Gel formulation: Recommended during the granulation phase, applied across the entire affected area until full recovery.

HYPERMIX^® is unpleasant to dipteran insects, helping to prevent wound colonization — particularly useful during summer months or in poor hygiene conditions.

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Testimony of: Estense Private Veterinary Medical Home 

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Ulcerated lacerated contusion injury with radio-ulnar fracture

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 5 months

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Estense Private Veterinary Physician.

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: bite laceration

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 52 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Multiple traumatic injuries resulting from a self-inflicted accident to the chest, right forelimb, shoulder, and left hind limb.

Description: English setter, female, 3 years old, who had multiple traumatic injuries resulting from an automobile accident, localized at the level of the chest, right forelimb, shoulder and left hind limb. Abundant purulent exudate could be seen on the injuries, which were a few days old. The lesions healed with different times depending on their extent. Complete regression of the chest and shoulder wounds occurred in about 30 days, while the limb wound took a little longer (about 40 days), due in part to the increased stress to which it is subjected.  

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution times: 1 month chest and shoulder, 44 days the limb

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Chicco Maeli

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Post-surgical infection

Description: Dog was surgically sutured following a bite wound on her back, prescription antibiotic tablet. Seven days after surgery, probably after licking herself, the sutured wound was lacerated. Cleansed and disinfected of the infection, because of the vast extent of the wound and the now necrotic tissue and given the impossibility of re-suturing, under the veterinarian's advice, Hypermix^® product was used on the subject and daily antibiotic shot for 10 days. Medicated gauze every day and a half for about a month. Washed the wound with saline water, placed medicated gauze over the wound and bandaged with vetrap gauze. Complete healing after about 1 1/2 months.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: about 1 1/2 months.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Marco Lapia, ENPA Trieste

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: wound with eschar on the flank

Description: Male rabbit, about five months old, brought in for examination for a purulent infected wound located on his right flank, with eschar and thick pus underneath. The animal lives free in the garden with two other rabbits, females.

Surgical cleaning performed on day 1 to remove pus and wash the wound thoroughly as pus had crept into the subcutis. The owner performed, at home, twice daily cleansing with physiological saline and application of Hypermix^® Spray. For the first three days she covered the wound with specially cut pieces of Hypermix^® gauze. The treatment started on May 5 and ended on May 28. The animal continued to live outdoors during the treatment, thus confirming the repellent properties of the product.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: about 25 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Gian Luca Marchetti, Dr. Giusy Palmieri, Dr. Aniello Polise

Animal Category: Pets (rabbit)

Pathology category: traumatic wounds

Description: Dwarf rabbit, female, 10 years old. Traumatic cat bite wound in lateral cervical site.

Product used: HYPERMIX^® oily format

Mode of application: Immediate therapy: irrigation with warm saline. Manual removal of necrotic tissue fragments. At-home therapy: irrigation with sterile saline, blotting with paper towels, application of HYPERMIX^® morning and evening for 40 days

Resolution time: 40 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Gian Luca Marchetti

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: bite wound

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 40 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Bocchi Lorenzo and Dr. Bonte Marco

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: "baked" appearance lesion on the head

Description: Found along the side of a road. Has a "baked" appearance lesion on top of head, involving the right ear (looks like a burn, probably from boiling liquid or caustic substance). Courettage, applied Dermaflon over the lesion. Neurologic signs present (difficulty walking). Excision of distal portion of right ear. Hypermix^® applied to the lesion.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 38 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN  with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Gian Luca Marchetti

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Facial swelling in the chin region

Description: Clinical examination and radiographs of the skull: odontogenic abscess. Surgery: abscess removal, surgical cleaning of the part, marsupialization of the lesion. Therapy: washings with bid saline, affixation of Hypermix^®. Administration of antibiotics and systemic anti-inflammatories control at 10 days, control after 25 days. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 25 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Biagio Chianese

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: infected lacerated wound

Description: One-year-old male dwarf rabbit. He is brought in for examination due to the presence of a wound approximately three cm in diameter on the sternal region, consistent with an infected lacerocontusion injury. After trichotomy, cleaning of the area with saline and surgical courettage Hypermix^® oil solution is applied and the same product is prescribed as home therapy to be applied twice daily. Wound healing was followed through follow-ups after 2-4 and 6 weeks.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 6 weeks.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Edgardo Pagani

Animal category: pets 

Pathology category: limb neoformation and swelling

Description: Initial therapy with pain medication and meloxicam and betadine solution diluted with oral saline (for 3-4 days). After 4-5 days resumption of right forelimb activity and eating. 2-3 days after start of therapy there is appearance of a small swelling in the left hind limb (palmar area): biting and presenting self-injury trauma. Therapy with meloxicam, Hypermix^®. A cytological examination was then performed for suspected tumor form of right and left hind limb injury, which was negative for the left hind limb injury, while only blood cells were found for the contralateral limb injury. In preparation for surgery, tramadol sid is given for 2-3 days. Complete resolution of symptoms and left hind limb injury. Repeat cytologic examination of right hind limb lesion only. Radiography total body and right hind limb. Operation performed with laser under gas anesthesia of the mass. Therapy: with meloxicam and enrofloxacin for 3-4 days. Local disinfection with betadine diluted with saline for 2 days and Hypermix^® application for 5 days. Postoperative recovery was fast. After 4-5 days from surgery partial recovery of right hind limb activity. Continuation with Hypermix^® for 2-3 days (total recovery of the subcutis).

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 8 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Cattolica Veterinary Center - Dr. Eusebi Gloria and Dr. Brunetti Silvia

Animal category: pets (cat, female, spayed, 8 months old)

Pathology category: traumatic injury 

Description: injury from multiple fractures of the pelvis

Product used: Hypermix^® oily formulation in vials and Hypermix^® medicated gauze pads

Mode of application: investment trauma with multiple pelvic fractures (conservative treatment). Multiple deep wounds of the right ischio-pubic region with purulent discharge, ischemia and progressive tissue necrosis. Performed courettage with removal of infected and necrotic tissue. Post-surgery: courettage twice daily, with application of Hypermix^® oily formulation in vials to reach even the deepest areas of the wound and application of Hypermix^® medicated gauze and protective bandage (tie-over).

Application of Hypermix^® oily formulation in vials 2 times daily, for one month; then 1 time daily for another month, until complete resolution of the lesion.

Resolution time: 62 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Capelli Bologna

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Neck injury

Description: Application of Hypermix^® oily formulation, twice daily.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 19 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Sandra

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: lacerated contusion wound to the paw

Description: The wound was washed with physiological saline once a day, medicated with Hypermix^® in oily formulation, and then bandaged the paw only the first week. No medication was used.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 35 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN  with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Bocchi Francesco

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Sternal skin laceration due to investment trauma

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 23 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Francesco Bocchi

Animal Category: Pet (cat)

Pathology category: Iatrogenic abscesses

Description: Lacerated lesion on right forelimb, probable drug reaction resulting in abscess.

Product used: HYPERMIX^® oily formulation

Application method: at least once a day without bandages.

Turnaround time: 2 weeks

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Estense Private Veterinary Medical Care Home (Modena) - Silvia Dr. Sgherdoni - Patacchiola Dr. Elena

Animal category: European cat

Pathology category: Other

Description: European "Patroclus" cat, male, neutered, 15 years old. Recurrent polyp. Operated with tecalbo (middle ear removal).

Application method: daily application of Hypermix^® Oil Spray 

Resolution time: 21 days approx.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Federica Clemente

Animal Category: Pets (cat)

Disease category: Adverse drug reactions

Description: Following injection of a drug and subsequent itching, the cat had erosive-ulcerative lesions with hair loss.

Product used: HYPERMIX^® oily format

Method of application: Cleansing with saline solution twice a day and application of a few well rubbed drops of HYPERMIX^®

Problem resolution time: 55 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Amb. Vet. Santo Stefano by Drs. Biondi S. and Mercuri M., Bologna, Italy.

Animal category: domestic (European male cat, 2 years old)

Pathology category: drug reaction 

Description: superficial pyoderma, probably caused by ectoparasite use. 

Product used: HYPERMIX^® oily format

Application mode: laser treatment combined with Hypermix^®

Resolution time: 21 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Ospedaletto San Paolo Dr. Angela Cianciotta

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Burn.

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 1 month. 

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Bacco Serena Dr. Silvestri Antonio

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Breast neoplasm

Description: The cat was brought in for examination due to the presence of a mammary neoformation of considerable size (diameter about 9 cm and weight measured after surgical exeresis, of 100 gr.), ulcerated and with presence of pus. After surgery, the patient was prescribed systemic antibiotic and pain-relieving therapy and daily dressings with Hypermix^® cream. At follow-up seven days after surgery, the wound had fistulization at the sites of major suture tension. Therefore, cleansing with Marseille soap was performed on an outpatient basis and the owner was made to continue twice-daily dressings with Hypermix^® cream at home. Fourteen days after surgical excision, the wound was completely healed and the stitches were removed.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 14 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practic

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Silvestri Antonio Veterinary Physician

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Perianal fistula

Description: As a precaution, the patient was prescribed systemic antibiotic therapy of Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid and application of Hypermix^® gel cream twice daily after washing with mild soap and water (Marseille) 

Method of application: application twice a day.

Resolution time: 15 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Bacco Serena & Dr. Silvestri Antonio

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: lacerated wound

Description: The cat was found on 18/01/2016 by two boys along a provincial road in the Ferrara area, in poor general condition, as she was cachectic and had significant respiratory difficulties, during transport they reported hearing her coughing. Objective examination: thinness, moderate dehydration (5%), significant flea infestation, large lacerated wound bruised chin and neck region (suspected bite injury), slight increase in murmur, coughing. Most likely from colony and spayed (shows hole on ear pinna). 

Fiv-felv tests both of negative result, and stool and hematobiochemical tests were performed. Therapeutic treatment: emodepside 0.9 MG/ML + toltrazuril 18 MG/ML (PROCOX): 0.5 ML/KG single administration. Therapeutic treatment: emodepside + moxidectin (ADVOCATE CATS <4 KG) spot on. Therapeutic treatment: Pradofloxacin 5MG/KG by mouth once a day (VERAFLOX ORAL SUSPENSION) for 15 days. Therapeutic treatment: daily local wound dressings with Neem oil and Hypericum cream (Hypermix^®). 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: about 20 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Dr. Bacco Serena Dr. Silvestri Antonio

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Flea infestation, lacerated injury.

Description: The cat was found by two boys along a road, in poor general condition, as she was cachectic and had significant respiratory difficulties, during transport they reported hearing her coughing. Objective examination: thinness, moderate dehydration (5%), considerable flea infestation, large lacerated wound region of chin and neck, slight increase in murmur, coughing. 

Treatment with Hypermix^®

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 19 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^®  is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Estense Private Veterinary Medical Home

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Lacerocontact injuries in both tarsi

Description: Treated with Hypermix^®.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 5 months.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Bocchi Lorenzo and Dr. Bonte Marco with the collaboration of Dr. Sara Bianchini

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: Tachypnea and flaccid paralysis of both hind limbs

Description: Symptomatic therapy was started with a broad-spectrum antibiotic (penicillin+streptomycin, 1 ml/10 kg p.v.) and prednisolone (15 mg IM). After a few days, two skin lesions appeared on both hind limbs, one in the lateral region of the right thigh and one at the level of the foot and left digital pad. Localized hypoperfusion was suspected. The treatment protocol, chosen according to the owner's availability, includes:

A. Trichotomy of the part.

B. Disinfection of intact skin with iodopovidone washes.

C. Wound cleansing by pressure washing (with 20 ml syringe) with Ringer Lactate.

D. Cleansing with chlorhexidine 0.05%.

E. Surgical grooming and removal of necrotic tissues.

The cat was discharged and advised to the owner to perform a compress with water and Amuchina in a 3:1 ratio, at least twice a day, and to return to the clinic for follow-up after a few days. At the next visit, therapy was then undertaken with Hypermix^®, a natural product obtained from plant extracts that assists healing, has soothing, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects: it creates an environment on the wound that is impenetrable to bacteria due to the presence of medium- and short-chain fatty acids in the formulation. It does not require bandaging and use of disinfectants. The advantage of this preparation is that it can be used throughout the healing process, regardless of the healing stage, and thus avoids errors derived from incorrect assessments. After one month of treatment, hypomyotrophy and poor granulation tissue formation were detected, although the wound was clean and free of contaminants: the limb allowed a supportive support that was not perfect, but sufficient to guarantee the subject some autonomy. The injury to the plantar pad was significantly improved. The bottom of the wound of the right thigh was then re-cruised and the margins sutured, continuing Hypermix^® therapy on the left hind foot. After two months, the left hind limb suddenly exhibited extensive necrotic phenomena: the owner continued not to consent to collateral examinations but never considered the recurrent possibility to euthanize the subject, so amputation of the limb was proposed. In contrast, the wound on the right thigh was found to be markedly improved to complete healing after the fourth month. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 7 months.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony by: Dr. Marco Lapia, ENPA Trieste

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: wound 

Description: Adult male gerbil found in this condition in a forest not far from a housing complex. Probable aggression. Infected wound of the back and tail with loss of tissue. Partial loss of tail due to ""escapement"" of tail in case of aggression or careless handling. Surgical wound cleaning on day 1. Wound cleaning with saline and application of  Hypermix^® formulazione Spray 2 times daily until June 23.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 30 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Anja Dr. Pape

Animal category: pets

Pathology Category: Iatrogenic Wound

Description: January 31 enterectomy for foreign body ingestion, analgesic and antibiotic therapy in the po. February 2 at the time of discharge algia at the level of the ribs. Bilateral swelling at thoracic level with subcutaneous collection at first localized then phlegmonous in character affecting the entire back of the dog following adverse reaction to subcutaneously injected drugs with bacterial infection (deep pyoderma). Feb. 23, febrile temperature (39.5), marked back pain, III/IV degree lameness at the right hindquarters, extensive skin necrosis with thick crust formation at the level of the first thoracic vertebrae and numerous fistulous paths groaning pus to the base of the tail and lateral aspect of the right thigh. Grooming and cleansing of the wound limiting at first the marked exposure of deep tissues with radical surgery. Bacteriological examination and related antibiogram (staphylococcus intermedius). Treatment protocol with cephalexin, enrofloxacin, tramodol, carprofen. Hypermix^® gel was also applied to the extensive skin lesion under the crust, a bandage was applied at the trunk level by overlaying the gel with gauze medicated with Hypermix^®, germane cotton wool, and a knitted onesie to keep the lesion moist and protect it from accidental damage. On the fifth day from the start of therapy, the subject's general condition definitely improved, and after seven days from the start of Hypermix^® therapy, the gradual replacement of necrotic tissue with granulation tissue was observed. The lesion gradually demarcated and was groomed with each dressing. The dressings were daily in the first week, then every other day and finally every third day until after sixty days the subject was considered healed. 

Mode of application: daily application.

Termination time: 60 days.

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Amb. Vet. Ass. Santo Stefano Dei Drs. Biondi S. and Mercuri M.

Animal category: pets

Pathology category: bite wound

Description: This is a four-year-old male pinscher dog who was attacked by a large dog. After surgical courettage with drainage, the situation had improved from an infection standpoint but the stitches had not held. The wounds were multiple with lack of abundant epidermal tissue. We then started laser therapy with the application of Hypermix^®. The dog underwent 11 total sessions and the frequency, due to my lack of time, was three times a week, so in 28 days the wound was completely closed. When he was not doing therapy, the dog was bandaged to avoid soiling at the site and to allow local application of Hypermix^® gauze and ointment.

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 28 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Circe Vet Outpatient Clinic

Animal category: pets (Pointer dog, male, 5 years old)

Pathology category: traumatic injury 

Description: silent medical history because he ran away from home and was found injured. Probably run over. Lacerated wound with significant loss of substance to left hind leg. Systemic antibiotic therapy. Local therapy, every other day, with connettivina plus and Hypermix^® oily formulation.

Product used: Hypermix^® oily formulation 

Mode of application: daily application.

Resolution time: 45 days 

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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Testimony of: Ilaria Moruzzi (private)

Reference: Cell: 347 9008295

Animal Category: Pets (rat)

Pathology category: Traumatic wounds - Surgical wounds

Description: Rat, female. Surgical wound - Subcutaneous cyst.

Product used: HYPERMIX^® oily formulation

Mode of application: Surgical operation for removal of subcutaneous cyst on the right side of the back (see first photo). Over the next few days, the rat started to remove the stitches and scratch the wound, causing the suture to tear, resulting in infection. On the recommendation of the veterinarian, oral antibiotic was started, 2 times a day. The next day the wound does not improve, and each time the scab forms, the rat removes it further enlarging the wound. On the eighth day after surgery, treatment is started with  HYPERMIX^® oily formulation always combined with antibiotic treatment, applying 2 drops directly to the wound twice a day. After five days, the wound shrinks and cleanses, until completely healed.

Overall, application of HYPERMIX^® twice daily for 10 days. The hair grew back without leaving evidence on the treated part.

Treatment duration: 10 days

HOW TO USE IT

Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX^®

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® n oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.

Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX^®  in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).

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