Prof. Angelo Cravario

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Il dr. Prof. Angelo Cravario, Cardiologo, è libero Docente di Semeiotica Medica all'Università di Torino (scienza dei segni e sintomi delle malattie) con attività di ricerca scientifica e di insegnamento sia agli studenti e che ai medici specializzandi ed un importante impegno nell'assistenza medica ai malati delle corsie dell'Ospedale Molinette di Torino.

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