E2PT Project
Development of an electronic equipment for physical rehabilitation of equines in the transdermal application of therapeutic peloids.
Development of an electronic equipment for physical rehabilitation of equines in the transdermal application of therapeutic peloids.
The E2PT project consists in the research, development and validation of a new veterinary therapy system, which integrates two therapeutic modalities, iontophoresis and pelotherapy (application of therapeutic clays), ensuring the ergonomic and biomechanical conditions of the horse's limbs, so that, in a localized way, it allows the application of therapeutic muds (peloids) in the prevention and treatment of tendon and ligament injuries.
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The E2PT project aims to reconcile the knowledge regarding pelotherapy, in terms of Portuguese geological materials and their scientific validation for the treatment of tendon and ligament injuries, and the latest technology in electronic, biomedical and textile engineering, in order to develop an electronic device for the physical rehabilitation of horses in the transdermal application of therapeutic peloids.
This biomedical system provides for the integration in a single solution of the therapeutic modalities of iontophoresis and pelotherapy, in order to respond to the problem of equine injuries, acting passively and non-invasively, in an efficient and adaptable way.
To this end, an R&D strategy was outlined, based on the following phases:
We would like to thank the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Lisbon for the welcome and all those who joined us and who contributed to make the event truly remarkable!
The program of the event can be found here
Lisbon, Portugal
Technological Innovation, Mobility and Industry (COTEC Portugal)
PROJECT: The Challenge in Combining Pelotherapy and Electrotherapy (Iontophoresis) in One Single Therapeutic Modality.
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Lisbon, Portugal
Poster 7037
Development and clinical validation of an Electronic Device for the physical Rehabilitation of Horses through transdermic application of Peloids: preliminary results
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Istanbul, Turkey
Thematic Session 10 – Clays and health
Conference paper
Assessment of some clayey products available on market designed for topical use
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26th September 2022 Oporto, Portugal
Category: Scientific excellence
Area: Sustainability of Natural Resources and Ecosystems
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B2B trade fair | 4-6 February 2023 Cologne, Germany
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FMV-UL
UA-GeoBioTec