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Strains and muscle tears

In ascending order of severity, a muscle may be affected by a contracture, stretch, or tear.

In the former the muscle tissue contracts, in the latter it is overstretched, and in the tear there is a rupture of muscle fibers: this may be a partial rupture of a few fibers or a total rupture of a muscle, which is normally injured at a point of greatest weakness, at the junction of bone and tendon or where it has previously suffered trauma.

Strains and tears can affect any muscle, but they are especially common in the lower back, neck, shoulder, and tendon of the knee.

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Homeopathic Medicine, Basic Doctors, Pediatricians
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Hip replacement and restorative surgery

The total hip replacement, consisting of a spherical shaped part and a socket, is made of metal or even can be made of a type of ceramic or plastic (polyethylene) and has several components, including the hip ball itself.

Dislocation

A dislocation occurs when there is permanent displacement of the bony ends of a joint. The symptoms of dislocation are similar to that of a fracture, so intense pain, deformity,

What to know about rickets

Rickets is a typical pediatric disease and is caused by a defect in ossification of newly formed bone tissue, especially at the level of conjugating cartilages and areas of provisional

Family dysautonomy

Involuntary nervous system dysfunction, or familial dysautonomia, is a genetic disorder that goes to groups of nerve cells, which are not properly developed and do not survive.

Beware of the tick: practical tips to prevent and combat Lyme Borreliosis

It is fine to live in nature and enjoy the greenery, but always take some precautions to avoid becoming a preferred host of the tick that transmits Lyme Borreliosis.

Against osteoporosis discovered effectiveness of combination of two drugs, but cost is the problem

A new therapeutic approach substantially improves bone mineral density, to levels higher than those observed so far, and paves the way for effective treatment for people who suffer from osteoporosis

Ankle fracture, cast for six weeks not necessary

After an ankle fracture, a cast is often worn for a long time, with all the limitations that come with it. But the duration of immobilization has never been determined on

Arthritis and Arthrosis: how to prevent them and who are most at risk

Arthritis and osteoarthritis are some of the most common and painful diseases for humans. Specifically, arthrosis (whose term is derived from the Greek arthro “joint” and osi “degeneration”) denotes degenerative

Cognitive behavioral therapy in the treatment of CFS

It is known that people with CFS also report psychological disorders and symptoms of anxiety and depression to the doctor.

Thoracic injuries: what to do?

These kinds of lesions can be of 2 types: pulmonary and chest wall. It is necessary to keep those affected by a chest injury while conscious, sitting or with head

RELATED PATHOLOGIES

Osteoporosis

According to the World Health Organization (1993) definition, “Osteoporosis is a pathological condition characterized by loss of bone mass and qualitative deterioration of bone tissue, resulting in an increase in

Shoulder dislocation

The shoulder is the joint of the body most prone to possible dislocation, that is, an injury in which the arm bone, held in a structure called the “cuff” that

Arthrosis of the hip

Osteoarthritis of the hip is also called coxarthrosis and is a chronic degenerative disease of the hip joint due to progressive disruption of articular cartilage. Hip osteoarthritis can be primary

Gonarthrosis

The term “gonarthrosis” refers to arthrosis that develops at the level of the knee; in terms of causes, nature, characteristics and evolution, it is completely superimposable to arthrosis affecting other

Shock, medical emergency

It may happen that the circulation of blood through the body undergoes a sudden change giving rise to a condition of physiological shock, with decreased flow and crisis on the

Meniere’s Syndrome

Meniere’s syndrome is a balance disorder characterized by recurrent and unpredictable “attacks” involving the onset of intense dizziness, associated with reduced hearing, whistling and buzzing. Each attack is heralded by

Calcaneal spur

Calcaneal spur refers to a thorn or hook-shaped bony protuberance (osteophyte) that results from an abnormal calcification process that can occur at the level of the calcaneus bone, under the

Paget’s bone disease

Paget’s bone disease represents an abnormality in the physiological process by which the body over time gradually replaces old bone tissue with newly produced bone tissue. This process can become

Shoulder arthrosis

In the shoulder, the different joints, and particularly the scapulohumeral (or glenohumeral) joint, which is located between the joint heads of the scapula and humerus, are normally lined with cartilage,

Adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder

Adhesive capsulitis is a medical condition of shoulder suffering from both stiffness and pain. It is also called “frozen shoulder syndrome” precisely because of the reduced mobility and pain.

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Dr. Roberto Zaffaroni

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Dr. Vittorio Margutti

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Orthopedists, Basic Doctors
- Via Marco Simone Poli 1 - Guidonia Montecelio
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Dott. Sandro Morganti

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Orthopedists, Basic Doctors, Osteopaths
- Via Foligno 6 - Roma
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Dott. Giovanni Adamo

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Angiologists, Basic Doctors
- Provincia di Ragusa - Ragusa
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