Among the new professional figures that improve the quality of patient care, a prominent role is covered by Veterinary Technicians, whose importance is highlighted by Doctor Chiara Chiaffredo. A veterinary surgeon specialised in physiotherapy and sports medicine, in charge of the training organised by ATAV: “Introduction to laser therapy for Veterinary Technicians”, focusing on MLS^® and on the M-VET device, she states:

Whether we are talking about wounds or adenitis, MLS^® Laser Therapy is confirmed as a valid support for the best recovery of the patient, as is demonstrated by the cases of the cat Romeo and of the ferret Forrest. Applying the «Wound (infected)» program for 3 sessions and the “Wound” program for 12, in fact led to the feline with a broken left thighbone and a serious injury to the right one, caused by being run over, to recover and subsequently to be adopted.

Forrest instead only needed 5 sessions with MLS^® using the «Perianal gland inflammation» protocol to considerably reduce the volume of the lesion and the hyperaemia in the affected area to recover its best health condition.

MLS^® Laser Therapy and the M-VET device are the focus of a series of courses both in Italy and in Latin America. After the sold-out event on 22^nd October, Silvia Meggiolaro (DVM, PhD, CCRP), provides an encore of the training “MLS^® Laser Therapy in veterinary medicine- Focus M-VET” at our headquarters on 3^rd December.

Similar topics were also the basis of the training sessions held in Colombia, Costa Rica and Mexico by Doctors Deborah Sades and Monica Chamatropulos, which showed a success of participants and of feedback.

In-depth speeches analysing the use and benefits of MLS^® Laser Therapy were the focus of the scientific agenda of three appointments of international stature which confirmed the role of ASAveterinary as reference player for the veterinary sector on a worldwide basis: Kongres Veterinàrnì Fyzioterapie Unifyz in the Czech Republic, the Singapore Vet Show and ECVSMR in Croatia.