Dr. Roberto Campostrini

Via Cavour 118 - Prato

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Vascular dementia, what it is and how it manifests itself

Vascular dementia refers to acute or chronic cognitive impairment due to diffuse or focal cerebral infarcts that are most often related to cerebrovascular disease. This type of dementia represents global,

Rehabilitating the “frozen shoulder”

A valuable contribution to treatment is rehabilitative physical therapy of the shoulder, in addition to the use of anti-inflammatory drugs.

Magnetic resonance imaging

MRI is a radiological method that is based on the physics of magnetic fields and allows us to visualize the inside of our bodies without performing surgery or administering ionizing

Is heart murmur a serious problem?

A heart murmur is a clinical finding that is most often discovered during occasional visits, and until then the carrier is unaware of it. So it is not actually a

Infertility in the life of a couple

When we talk about infertility, it is impossible not to talk about couples as well. This is mainly because infertility is both a symptom and a problem of the couple

The risk of neuropsychiatric disorders in children born to mothers with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

International scientific studies examine the correlations between some nervous system and mood disorders in those born to mothers with polycystic uterus.

Too much gluten in young children could increase risk of celiac disease

High gluten intake early in life was associated with an increased risk of celiac disease in a new study by a team of researchers in northern Europe. “We found that

So much effort, but the belly doesn’t drop? Here’s why

You try hard to make it go away, but the “bacon” remains virtually unchanged. Why? First of all, it is good to be honest with oneself. themselves and evaluate whether

Vinegar of a thousand virtues: true or alleged?

Wine, red or white, balsamic, apple, pear, rice, coconut, honey or beer. These are just a few variants of vinegar much-loved food in all parts of the world and used for

Could mushroom consumption be effective against cognitive decline?

Despite the large number of scientific studies conducted on cognitive decline, which is generally age-related but can also begin even before age 65 and dramatically result in irreversible diseases such