EVIDENCE BASED
Soft Tissue injury pilot study reflects average:
50% Reduction in recovery time
99.69% reduction in inflammation
71.70% reduction in heat retention
88.89% reduction in pain
90.10% reduction in lameness


8 independent fetlock soft tissue injuries were treated from a population of 20 horses. Mean treatment time was 3.25 days for a mean session time of 4.5 hours each. Participant horses were selected based on visual evidence of fetlock area soft tissue injury (inflammation, pain, heat retention, lameness/weight-bearing) and/or veterinary examination indicating a soft tissue injury. Treatments were carried out in a quasi-experimental fashion to assess any positive preliminary findings and potentially indicate a foundation for further research.
Results: After completing treatment, all subjects had an almost complete resolution of pain and lameness/weight-bearing as measured by the Colorado State University Equine Comfort Assessment Scale, as well as an almost complete resolution of measured inflammation and heat retention as compared to a control leg.
Inflammation reduced by 88.69%
Heat retention reduced by 71.70%
Pain reduced by 88.89%
Lameness reduced by 90.10%
In 2023 a thoroughbred yearling was disqualified from sale due to a severe Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD) lesion in her knee. The breeder was informed that the lesion was so severe, and in such a difficult position that surgery was not possible and that the horse would never race.
After OBET treatment the final radiograph interpretation reflected ‘Remodeling of distal dorsal aspect of radial carpal bone, no fragment seen.’ NSA – No significant abnormalities.
The horse is now in active race training.

Musculoskeletal injuries have a huge adverse effect on the racehorse industry. 97% of fatal equine injuries are attributed to musculoskeletal injuries. OBET has developed a proprietary new innovation to aid in the recovery of musculoskeletal injuries in the equine athlete, leading to higher sales qualifications and reduced layup time.
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