Health and Safety

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic condition that is difficult to manage therapeutically. Given its chronic-recurrent course, treatment must be planned with a long-term perspective and must take into account the multiple aspects of the…

Brain tumours are neoplastic forms (masses of tissue originating from the uncontrolled proliferation of nerve cells) that can affect the brain, cerebellum or nervous system

Chlamydia (or Chlamydia) is an infection caused by a bacterium, Chlamydia trachomatis, which lives exclusively within the cell cytoplasm and is transmitted sexually

A ventricular aneurysm is a district dilatation of a portion of the ventricular wall, made up of fibrous tissue. In simpler terms, it is a pathological situation characterised by the fact that part of the heart muscle is replaced by a scar

Allergic reactions during anaesthesia are rare but have a significant mortality incidence. Allergic reactions generally occur as a single event, but in a percentage of cases the clinical manifestations recur several hours after the primary…

What is deep vein thrombosis? Thrombosis is a pathological process that occurs due to pathological coagulation resulting in the formation of a thrombus that reduces or completely occludes the lumen of a vessel

Bites from redback spiders are known to cause serious illness and even death, which makes first aid intervention necessary

Vulvodynia is a disorder experienced as discomfort, often described as a painful and burning sensation in the vulvar area despite the absence of visible clinical lesions

The term 'intestinal malrotation' refers to a congenital abnormality in the newborn child, affecting the small intestine

Tuberculosis is a lung infection caused by a bacterium, Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The bacterium that causes Tuberculosis (TB) is spread from one person to another when you come into contact with the cough or sneeze of someone who is…