Thanks to an innovative surgery using fish patching, Kere, it was rescued Ballow eagleHe returned to the trip over Wisconsin on June 22, after he survived a life -threatening leg.
Why do it matter
The bald eagles faced the national symbol of the United States, near extinction in the past, with every rescue effort that highlights the progress of conservation and continuous challenges.
In the case of Kere, the pioneering use of fish patching to recover painful wounds in wildlife opens a possible new chapter in animal medical care.
The Bald Eagle version came days before the fourth celebrations in July, when it regained a slogan from American freedom to the wild.
What do you know
The 10 -month -old KERE company led to the recovery of Dr. Kim Amman, a Raptor specialist at Wined Dreenom Raptor, a press release submitted to Newsweek He said.
The treatment is the first time that the bald eagle receives this type of illegal graft provided by the Icelandic company Kerisis.
Kere was discovered in Hayouard and Wisconsin, in September 2024 with a 360 -degree wound that extends from its knee to its ankle.
The infection did not leave healthy skin for traditional treatments, and the infection threatened to stay.
Then Oman enters to provide care.
“With the absence of traditional options, it turned to innovative alternatives and ISIS called Kerecis, which uses intact fish skin from North Atlantic from sustainable sources to support tissue regeneration,” the press statement said.
Kerecis, known for the development of human skin patchy, only began to provide veterinary products.
Over the course of 10 months, COD patching has supported tissue regeneration and helped in infection control, improving KERE prospects.
Oman said: “The confidence that I put in myself made it possible to achieve what we did. You have forgiven changes in the bandage every few days for several months.”
Oman, who treated more than 200 birds last year, including 75 bald eagles, indicated that the CARE case clarifies the importance of innovative veterinary efforts.
The successful use of fish patching may open doors for wildlife rescue centers and veterinarians at the country level.
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What people say
Dr. Kim Oman, founder of Al -Hurriyah Al -Mansouh Raptor, said about Kiir: “She left the winding and dressings alone because she was healing her wound. She was eating well and eating the necessary medications all the time.”
“ “Our fish skin is used in a variety of different wounds, whether these are shocking wounds or some of them were there for a while, and they have not been closed for a while, like chronic wounds.”
What happens after that
Freedom Raptor Hospital continues to request support for conservation and rehabilitation activities.
Meanwhile, Kerecis indicated the continued research and the development of its veterinary products.
