The Trendelenburg position (TP) is a clinical technique in which the body is tilted into a supine position so that the head is lower than the body and legs
Morton's neuroma is a neuralgia localised in the front sole of the foot: it is a diffuse neuropathy (nerve pathology) due to inflammation and thickening of the interdigital nerve that innervates the toes
The radial capitellum fracture is the most common fracture of the elbow bones. This type of fracture is almost always the result of trauma, perhaps due to a fall; the radial capitulum is in fact the most proximal part of the radius that…
Let's talk about cold urticaria. When temperatures drop significantly, in the colder winter months, in addition to dry skin and redness, more severe reactions can develop, such as hives, also commonly - but erroneously - known as 'cold…
Colonoscopy is a diagnostic test that allows you to examine the surface of the colon and rectum by inserting, through the anus, a thin and flexible tube that is slowly advanced while introducing air to stretch the walls of the intestine
The Heimlich manoeuvre is a first aid technique used to quickly and easily remove an airway obstruction that, in some cases, could lead to even fatal suffocation