
What are the causes of head and neck pain?
Can't counteract the pain in your neck and head? Here's what you can do to help! read moreWhat are the most common injuries and how to deal with them in order to recover better? Find out about the latest technologies, the right products and our advice on what is best to do and what is best to avoid depending on the situation.
What are the causes of head and neck pain?
Can't counteract the pain in your neck and head? Here's what you can do to help! read moreUlnar tunnel (cubital) syndrome
Do the ring finger and little finger tingle? Is tingling present throughout the day? So-called cubital tunnel syndrome or ulnar groove syndrome often underlies these symptoms. Cubital tunnel syndrome occurs when a nerve in the arm is permanently compressed. Increased pressure on the sensitive ulnar nerve (nervus ulnaris) triggers the typical pain and sensory disturbances. If the ulnar nerve is compressed in the cubital tunnel, the fascial connective tissue is often stretched, and by loosening the tension in these structures, the "pinched" nerve gets more space again. Many people do not think about this until they notice a significant loss of strength in their hands. But it is necessary to see your doctor or specialist if these symptoms are present. Starting treatment right away to prevent further damage, with targeted exercises, can quickly improve the situation and ensure that symptoms are kept under control. read morePost-traumatic arthritis of the knee: when injury is followed by disease
Post-traumatic arthritis is a progressive disease that evolves into osteoarthritis. Symptoms like pain and swelling tend to worsen if treatment is not sought. In the case of bone marrow edema and osteoarthritis, this can progress to bone necrosis and total loss of strength. Arthrosis of the knee joint is the most common form of osteoarthritis in Europe, along with osteoarthritis of the hip. Most of these are consequences of "normal" wear and tear osteoarthritis. Still, more than one-tenth of arthrosis (12 percent) develops due to joint injury and, thus post-traumatic arthrosis. read moreLasègue maneuver or sign
A very useful maneuver to identify a possible stretching of the lumbo-sacral plexus. Let's find out immediately technique and utility. read moreWhat is diacutaneous fibrolysis?
Diacutaneous fibrolysis is an excellent method of treating tissue adhesions in the human body. Let's find out how to apply it in the right way. read morePhysiotherapy for urinary incontinence
The right methods and advice can help us to improve and manage the correct management of urinary incontinence. Let's find out right away. read moreShoulder: rotator cuff tendon injury
A rotator cuff injury can result from an accident, i.e., a traumatic one. Let's find out how to intervene. read morePadel and injuries
Padel is one of the most popular sports of the moment, which is why it is good to know the possible injuries it can cause. read moreHerniated lumbar disc: what to do
Herniated lumbar disc occurs very frequently. Fortunately, physiotherapy can help. read moreEpicondylitis or tennis elbow
Tennis elbow is the most common cause of elbow pain, but it does not only affect tennis players. read moreOrtopedix, the innovation in orthopaedics for everyone
A new centre is born in Prato, representing the link between the orthopaedics and the sports sectors”, as managing director Lorenzo Trentanove explains.
read moreFast Track, a revolution in knee and hip prosthetic surgery
Dr Andrea Baldini tells us how you can go back to walking already on the same day the surgery is carried out.
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