Health and Safety

In which case should the child be rescued? Calling an ambulance or going to the emergency room is a decision that has to be carefully weighed up, since the resources for this are not infinite

Fever is a symptom and a clinical sign since it can be detected with a simple thermometer. It is a reaction to an insult (infectious and non-infectious causes) that our body considers harmful and which may be infectious, inflammatory or of…

The Antistreptolysin titre (TAS) is the rate of antibodies produced in response to contact with streptococcus

Low or subaxial cervical spine traumas (C3-C7) are caused by traffic or sports accidents, especially in adolescents

The allergological examination consists of a careful assessment of the clinical picture to arrive at the definition of specific therapeutic and preventive measures specific to the individual case

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is an innovative instrumental investigation that uses radioactive compounds to diagnose abnormalities at the molecular biological level that often precede anatomical alteration

Congenital hip dysplasia is one of the most common orthopaedic malformations, if not the most common, found in paediatric children

Christmas festivities can cause a form of depression called Christmas Blues. The 8 tips for dealing with the sadness and melancholy of Christmas

Acute infectious rhinitis is an infection of the mucous membranes of the nose, which is very common, especially in children

High cervical spine traumas (C0-C1-C2) are caused by falls or road accidents, especially in children under 8 years of age. They may require immobilisation or surgery, even complex surgery