Veterinarians are using this Ethical Rx FDA Class 1 Medical splint for treatment post successful needle aspiration. Starter packs are custom ordered to fit your clinic with universal trim to fit primary plates. Email button below for assistance and support. All orders to clinics will be billed to clinic and invoiced
Study Manuscript: Auralsplint Descriptive Report - DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.13717.55520
A 5 year 200 participant 50 survey compiled report from field use for splinting the auricle efficacy. Results are biased but honest and interpretive showing healing from minor use effective to stop the internal bleeding, to complete duration fully healed without damage. Anchor taping procedural non-wounding other than some hair loss.
In March 2020, Auralsplint Inc. PBC voluntarily submitted the Auralsplint treatment for Pre-Market Approval with the FDA. 9 weeks later, after several discussions, a conclusion was made declaring the Auralsplint a Class 1 Medical Device by definition requiring prescription by licensed veterinarians, as part of a whole treatment in clinic including routine exam and any other needed pathology to determine the 'cause' for the hematoma. It is Auralsplint's understanding the 'cause' of the hematoma is the ear has a broken blood vessel due to the actions by animal to shake the ears for relief from a condition. The condition is important to diagnosis and treat to keep from return behavior. In no way is the Auralsplint replacing a licensed veterinarian. However, with the Auralsplint in location, and the ear canal open and exposed, any underlying condition is treatable after installation. We would recommend the Auralsplint as a first line of defense for the aural hematoma affliction and the underlying conditions treatable at time of veterinary visit. The Auralsplint treatment kit is suitable for both clinical application, installation in the field, and by the animal owner at home through participation in ongoing study.
To receive a form letter for Requisition of no/low-cost Auralsplint Treatment Kits, email Daniel at Auralsplintincpbc@yahoo.com. Requirements are for non-profit animal shelters and the like city and county offered resources.