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Jim Blackford, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
Professor and Section Chief of the Large Animal Clinic, Diplomate, ACVS
University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine had this to say about his experience using CORE-AID.

"Our initial experience with the CORE-AID product shows great promise in managing wounds, especially those that are very exudative (fluid-laden). The product was impressive by the amount of fluid it would absorb, trapping it in the product, and decreasing the frequency for bandage changes. Wound surfaces appear to be healthy, indicating the tissues tolerate the material well."

Jim Blackford, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
 
Joe Lyman, DVM
General Manager and Farm Veterinarian for Standardbred Stallion Station, Walnut Hall, Ltd. in Lexington, KY

"I have used CORE-AID on two cases with heavily contaminated wounds. I was pleased to find a healthy, pink granulation bed with no discharge left on the wound at each bandage change. In each case I feel that I gained around two weeks of healing time over other bandage materials I routinely use. I'm very pleased with the performance of your product."

Dr. Joe Lyman of Walnut Hall LTD. of Lexington, KY
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Brett Woodie DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital of Lexington, KY

"I use Core-Aid and have found it to be extremely useful with wound debridement. Exudate is drawn away from the wound which helps establish a better environment for healing. I have been extremely satisfied with the product and will continue to use it.

I used Core- Aid as part of the treatment for a chronically infected puncture wound on the dorsal aspect of the carpus. The product helped tremendously with removal of exudate and necrotic tissue. I felt that it helped promote the healing process by establishing a better environment for wound healing."

Brett Woodie DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
 
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Joe Lyman, DVM PDF Print E-mail
General Manager and Farm Veterinarian for Standardbred Stallion Station, Walnut Hall, Ltd. in Lexington, KY

"I have used CORE-AID on two cases with heavily contaminated wounds. I was pleased to find a healthy, pink granulation bed with no discharge left on the wound at each bandage change. In each case I feel that I gained around two weeks of healing time over other bandage materials I routinely use. I'm very pleased with the performance of your product."

Dr. Joe Lyman of Walnut Hall LTD. of Lexington, KY


For a little more detail:
The first case I used was a 3cm long heel laceration on a 4month old colt. This would have been treated for 2 weeks prior to using CORE-AID with Biozide under Telfa pads. At each bandage change prior to CORE-AID there was a moderate amount of suppurative (festering-pus) discharge present on the wound and the granulation bed would appear dark pink and uneven. The granulation tissue had begun to proliferate beyond the epithelial edges and wound closure was not proceeding at all. At the first change after CORE-AID the granulation tissue was bright pink and there was no discharge on the wound. Both CORE-AID layers applied were saturated with purulent (pus-laden) discharge. At the second bandage change the wound was 60% the original size and appeared healthy with no discharge and only about half the CORE-AID had become discolored. By the third time we dressed the horse the wound was ~20% the original size. CORE-AID was layered and changed at intervals of every 48 hours.

The second case was a laceration inside the left carpus of a 7 year old mare. A significant amount of dirt was in the 8cm x 2cm irregular wound at presentation. After lavaging the wound we wrapped with CORE-AID. The next day the wound was entirely bright pink, healthy tissue with no discharge while the CORE-AID was saturated with a mixture of materials -- but none was left of the wound when the bandage came off. Each bandage change was the same. Very impressive results on this one, here CORE-AID was changed on a daily basis.

Dr. Joe Lyman, DVM, General Manager and Farm Veterinarian for Standardbred Stallion Station, Walnut Hall, Ltd. in Lexington, KY
 
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