Electrochemotherapy

Equine sarcoids are the most common form of skin neoplasia reported in the horse and account for up to a third of all reported neoplasia. The age, breed and sex of the animal are important factors in the risk of the development of the disease [1]. Bovine papilloma virus has been implicated in the aetiology of the development of equine sarcoids [2]. They most often occur in thin skinned areas that are prone to biting flies and can become ulcerated and infected leading to pain and significant morbidity. The location of certain sarcoids, particularly periocular lesions, can be problematic, especially when considering treating lesions with topical medications ...