It was about 1976 that I saw my first subpalpebral medication system used on a horse with a severe corneal ulcer. I’m not sure of the medical outcome, but I remember clearly that this horse fought the procedure when I approached the withers to insert the medication into the tube. She was almost impossible to medicate the eye directly into it or through a medication system similar to the one pictured here. However, the horse in these pictures accepted the fluid going into her eye without resistance.
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Subpalpebral (under the eyelid) medication administration system allowing medications to be administered into the port at the horse withers rather than directly into the eye.Subpalpebral (under the eyelid) medication administration system allowing medications to be administered into the port at the horse withers rather than directly into the eye.Subpalpebral (under the eyelid) medication administration system allowing medications to be administered into the port at the horse withers rather than directly into the eye.Subpalpebral (under the eyelid) medication administration system allowing medications to be administered into the port at the horse withers rather than directly into the eye.Subpalpebral (under the eyelid) medication administration system allowing medications to be administered into the port at the horse withers rather than directly into the eye.
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