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Table 2.

Overview of sarcoids treated with calcium electroporation. The median number of sarcoids per horse was 3.5, and they were situated mostly at the ventral abdomen followed by the extremities and head and neck area. The size of the sarcoids—both volume and largest diameter—is shown. The number of treatments, the injected volume of calcium, and the number of pulse series (8 pulses per series) are also shown. The types of sarcoids treated were fibroblastic and verrucous.

No. of Sarcoids Per Horse Median (min, max)	Placement of Sarcoids	Size of Sarcoids		Two Treatments	CaCl₂ Injected/mL Mean (min, max)	No. of Pulse Series Mean (min, max)	Histology
No. of Sarcoids Per Horse Median (min, max)	Placement of Sarcoids	Volume/cm³ Mean (min, max)	Largest Diameter/cm Mean (min, max)	Two Treatments	CaCl₂ Injected/mL Mean (min, max)	No. of Pulse Series Mean (min, max)	Type of Sarcoids
3.5 (1, 9)	Head and neck: 8 (25%) Ventral abdomen: 15 (47%) Extremities: 9 (28%)	6.3 cm³ (0.1, 54.5)	2.9 cm (0.6, 5.0)	6 of 8 horses 26 of 32 sarcoids	3.5 mL (0.5, 9.0)	19 (4, 53)	52% (11/21) fibroblastic 48% (10/21) verrucous