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   Can you put a Robert Jones bandage on a horse?

   • If necessary, you can apply a Robert Jones bandage by yourself. It’s best, however, if the person bandaging has at least two helpers–one to assist with the procedure and one to hold the horse. Some seriously injured horses may stand still on their own, but others may be uncooperative from the start or become panicky as you wrap.

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   What is a Robert Jones bandage?

   • The Robert Jones bandage consists of multiple layers of soft, compressible materials supported by splints on either side of the leg. Taken individually, each layer is insufficient to stabilize a serious injury, but as successive layers are added and the padding is pulled tighter and tighter, the eventual result is a stiff cast.

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   What is a horse leg bandage?

   • The bandage, named for a World War I field surgeon, consists of a thick membrane of rolled cotton, gauze, and splints cut from six-inch PVC pipe. The bandage is applied in layers and is about three times the size of the horse’s leg when finished.

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   Can you put a bandage on a horse if he is down?

   • The bandage must be applied while the horse is standing, however; if he is down and not struggling to rise, simply comfort him while you wait for help to arrive. The Robert Jones bandage consists of multiple layers of soft, compressible materials supported by splints on either side of the leg.

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   Dec 18, 2020 · The Robert Jones bandage, named for the World War I doctor who developed it, was designed to aid soldiers wounded in battle. In horses, it is used to immobilize the most serious of lower-limb injuries–those that leave a leg dangling, collapsed or unable to bear weight.

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   A modified Robert-Jones bandage is placed using cotton combine bandage, brown gauze, and elastic bandaging material to form a light bandage that will protect the skin and allow for soft-tissue swelling.

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   A modified Robert Jones bandage was Equine Fractures — Continued from page 1 applied to provide more stabilization during transport to New Bolton Center for surgery. The bandage, named for a World War I field surgeon, consists of a thick membrane of rolled cotton, gauze, and splints cut from six-inch PVC pipe. The bandage is applied

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   Knowing how to place a Robert Jones bandage is a key skill for veterinarians, and in particular for horse vets. Watch this video for a clear demonstration.

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   Apr 29, 2013 · One of the staples veterinarians use to stabilize equine limb fractures is the Robert Jones bandage, a layered and padded bandage, sometimes used in conjunction with a splint layered inside...

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   The Robert Jones bandage (RJB), consisting of several layers of cotton wool, can be full-limb (hoof to elbow/stifle) or half-limb (hoof to carpus/tarsus). Each layer of cotton wool is wrapped around the limb to a thickness of approximately 1.5cm and secured by a knitted conforming bandage.

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    View Musculoskeletal: Robert Jones bandage & more Equis resources at Vetlexicon. Over 28,000 peer-reviewed resources: Canis, Bovis, Felis, Lapis & Exotis.