Veterinary Science

Therapeutic effects of Tetanus neurotoxin in spinal cord injury: a case series on four dogs

S. Hesse, A. Kutschenko, et al.

This exciting case series reveals the potential of low-dose tetanus neurotoxin (TeNT) injections to enhance motor function in dogs suffering from spinal cord injuries due to lumbar disc herniation. Conducted by Stefan Hesse and colleagues, the study reports significant improvements in muscle strength and movement. A noteworthy therapeutic option for canine muscle paresis has emerged, showing promise without adverse effects.

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