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By Dott. Pier Luigi Pellegrino
01.07.22
Cardiologist

Extrasystole: one of the consequences of psycho-physical stress

Extrasystole is a fairly frequent pathology which, in most cases, does not give symptoms and is only discovered later, by making other types of investigations. But what exactly is an extrasystole and what to do in case of suffering from it? We deepen this topic thanks to the intervention of Dr. Pier Luigi Pellegrino, specialist in Cardiology

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By Dott. Tommaso Weinstein
30.06.22
Dentist

Transparent masks: innovative orthodontic technique

Transparent orthodontics is a method that allows, thanks to masks made of transparent resin, to align the teeth. This treatment is undoubtedly preferred by patients as it is less impactful and more discreet on an aesthetic level than traditional orthodontics. Dr. Tommaso Weinstein, Dentist in Milan, explains which tests must be performed before embarking on this therapy

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By Dott. Davide Scanavino
29.06.22
Physiotherapist

Post-operative functional re-education: get back to moving!

Post-operative functional re-education is essential for the patient to recover muscle tone and to be able to return to daily activities without the need for support. Dr. Davide Scanavino, Physiotherapist in Turin, illustrates the cases in which it is indicated and what it consists of

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By Dott.ssa Lidia La Marca
28.06.22
Obstetrician - Gynecologist

Vulvodynia: what are the most recent studies?

Vulvodynia is a disorder that causes chronic pain in women and the inability to perform certain daily activities. Dr. Lidia La Marca, Gynecologist in Bologna, illustrates the latest studies and why it is important to contact an expert

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By Dott. Mario Grasso
28.06.22
Obstetrician - Gynecologist

Cervical polyps: what is it all about?

Cervical polyp is one of the benign neoformative pathologies of the female genital tract that causes atypical uterine bleeding and occurs both in women of childbearing age and in those in the pre- and post-menopausal period. Let's explore this topic in this short article

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By Dott. Federico Farinacci
28.06.22
Surgeon

Laparoscopic surgery: what are the advantages?

Laparoscopic surgery uses sophisticated tools that allow the operation to be performed through small incisions and with less post-operative pain for the patient. Thanks to Dr. Federico Farinacci, General Surgeon in Terni, we find out in more detail what it is and the post-operative recovery times

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By Prof. Roberto Pani
27.06.22
Psychologist

Social phobia: overcoming it is possible!

Social phobia indicates the terror of exposing oneself in front of other people. Prof. Roberto Pani, Psychoanalyst in Bologna, explains how this disorder manifests itself and how psychotherapy can intervene to help the subject who suffers from it

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By Dott.ssa Gloria Vannini
27.06.22
Psychiatrist

Families in transformation and the personalization process in adolescence

In the last twenty years there has been a notable change in traditional family structures. Separations and divorces of married couples have increased. It often happens that in elementary school classes the number of children of separated children is equal to or greater than that of children from families with cohabiting parents (married or not).

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By Dott. Rico Bernardini
27.06.22
Surgeon

Dupuytren's disease: how does it manifest itself?

Dupuytren's disease is a disease of the hand that causes a curvature of a finger or several fingers or a rigid formation near the palm of the hand. These signals should prompt the patient to contact the doctor to initiate the investigation of the case. Dr. Rico Bernardini, Hand Surgeon in Peschiera del Garda, explains in more detail the characteristics of this pathology and the difference from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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By Dott. Tommaso Vangelista
27.06.22
Neurosurgeon

Meningioma: what is it all about?

The meninges are protective sheaths that cover the brain and spinal cord. However, these membranes can also be affected by neoplasms, the so-called meningiomas. Meningiomas have been classified according to degrees of severity: grade I meningiomas which correspond to benign ones; grade II meningiomas, i.e. atypical ones; and grade III meningiomas which are anaplastic or malignant ones. Let's better understand the difference between meningioma and glioma and what are the characteristics of the former

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