Dr Lisa Fortier Seminar | Intra-Articular Approaches to Osteoarthritis
ArthramidVet® and the NZVA offered an exclusive opportunity to hear from the esteemed Dr Lisa Fortier who, alongside Dr Jason Lowe, discussed Intra-Articular Approaches to Osteoarthritis, a general topic that…
What is a ‘joint-flare’ and can it happen with 2.5% iPAAG (ArthramidVet®)?
Intraarticular injections in horses are beneficial for managing various musculoskeletal conditions, but they do come with associated risks and should be performed by a suitably qualified and experienced veterinarian. Furthermore,…
Understanding Equine Arthritis: An Owner Guide to Treatment and Ethical Considerations
Navigating the Treatment Pyramid, Orthobiologics, and the Nutraceutical Conundrum Introduction Equine arthritis is a prevalent and concerning health issue that affects horses worldwide. It not only poses welfare challenges…
Arthrosamid 2.5% iPAAG – The Human Equivalent
Arthrosamid is the 2.5% polyacrylamide hydrogel developed as a long-acting intra-articular injection for the treatment of osteoarthritis in humans. Arthrosamid® is a new type of treatment for knee osteoarthritis that…
Use of ArthramidVet in Canine Intra-articular injections
Nupsala Learning Resources in the UK recently published a webinar on Canine Intra-articular Injection. Dr Karen Cook BA VetMB BSc (Hons) MRCVS presents an informative webinar on the injection technique…
Clinical Safety of Arthramid Vet 2.5% PAAG Hydrogel
Both in vitro and in vivo studies have taken place, designed to generate data on the safety of Arthramid Vet and to support regulatory submissions for market authorisation. Most current…
Arthramid Vet 2.5% PAAG Hydrogel- Efficacy Study Abstract
Intra-articular administration of a 2.5% polyacrylamide hydrogel (PAAG- Arthramid Vet) is shown to reduce or abolish lameness in distal interphalangeal (coffin) and metacarpo/ metatarso- phalangeal (fetlock) joints in horses undertaking…
Arthramid Vet 2.5% PAAG – Mechanism Of Action
Osteoarthritis (OA) describes inflammation of a joint and occurs after single or repetitive episodes of trauma. The term incorporates synovitis, capsulitis, sprain, intra-articular fractures, meniscal tears, and OA. These pathological…
