At the Small Animal Clinic of the University of Amazonia, a female crossbreed feline arrives with a right pelvic limb neuromotor disorder, alteration of behavior and urinary and fecal incontinence. The tests performed showed kidney infection and Mycoplasma spp., A ventro-dorsal radiography of the lumbosacral region showed bilateral sacral-iliac dislocation, and consequent compression of the nerve roots of the vertebral canal, compatible with cauda equina syndrome. The implementation of a therapeutic protocol with 1% plus Neuralgo® and Inmul-V® (neural therapy), with applications of 0.1 ml in each intervertebral space and the femoral nerve of the affected limb, Cannabis sativa as an analgesic and physical therapies recovery of member functionality almost 100% in three weeks. This protocol reduced the recovery time and the presentation of side effects in the patient.

This work has been funded by the 055-2020-FONDECYT GRANT from the Peruvian government and the donations of the enterprises mentioned in our webpage: https://www.proyectomasi.pe/.In addition,the authors would like to thank to all the members of the Masi team, especially to all of the collaborators working at the five institutions involved in this project (BREIN, DIACSA, EAT, PUCP and Zolid). Without all of their effort, professionalism and sacrifice while working steadily during the pandemic; this device would have not existed.

The amniotic band syndrome (ABS) is characterized by accumulation of fibrous tissue bands or strings that adhere to the fetus and may produce compression in different sites. Most cases present multiple congenital anomalies incompatible with life. A small group of fetuses have isolated constrictions of the limb that may cause severe limb dysfunction or limb amputation if not treated during pregnancy. This rare condition occurs in approximately 1:1 200 to 1:15 000 live births. The exact cause of ABS remains uncertain; however, theories of intrinsic, extrinsic and iatrogenic reasons have been proposed. The evolution of the limb affected by ABS is characterized by progression of distal edema due to venous obstruction, and intrauterine amputation of the limb from vascular insufficiency. Fetoscopic release of the amniotic bands through minimally invasive surgery techniques may allow life prese...

A la Clínica de Pequeños Animales de la Universidad de la Amazonia, llega un felino mestizo hembra con trastorno neuromotor en el miembro pélvico derecho, alteración de la conducta e incontinencia urinaria y fecal. Los exámenes realizados evidenciaron infección renal y Mycoplasma spp., una radiografía ventro-dorsal de la región lumbosacra demostró luxación sacro-iliaca bilateral, y consecuente compresión de las raíces de los nervios del canal vertebral, compatible con el síndrome de cauda equina. La implementación de un protocolo terapéutico con procaina al 1% mas Neuralgo® e Inmul – V® (terapia neural), con aplicaciones de 0,1 ml en cada espacio intervertebral y en el nervio femoral del miembro afectado, Cannabis sativa como analgésico y terapias físicas permitieron la recuperación de la funcionalidad del miembro casi al 100% en tres semanas. Este protocolo redujo ...