
Reason for Stranding
Patient History
-found stuck in the Boca Chica jetties by conservation staff on patrol
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Patient Injuries
mild plastron abrasions, mild carapace abrasions (few small areas of exposed bone), and had a pimple on the ventral neck – cleaned with Chlorhex and used a scalpel to open up – contained caseous material
Patient Treatments
Ways to help Hocus Pocus's Recovery
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