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Cardiovascular risk factors are generally related to cardiovascular diseases. These factors are divided into modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors

The medical term spondylolisthesis refers to a pathological condition characterised by a slow but progressive and constant displacement of a vertebra with respect to the vertebra underneath

Significant collaboration between ADAC Luftrettung and Volocopter for the development of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) for rescue services A step forward in air rescue and emergency medicine The collaboration is…

Lumbar stenosis is a narrowing of the vertebral canal in the lumbosacral spine. This disorder can lead to changes in the spine that can generate excessive pressure on the nerve roots, causing intense pain

Haemospermia or haematospermia - the presence of blood in semen - is an event that occurs as a result of the rupture of certain blood vessels along the tract that semen travels during ejaculatory phenomenon

From the Greek spasmos ('cramp'), the word 'spasticity' indicates a disproportionate increase in muscle tone, and is a clinical sign caused by an injury to the encephalon or spinal cord

Diffuse fibrosis and vascular abnormalities in the skin, joints and internal organs are some of the consequences of systemic sclerosis, a rare connective tissue disease whose multifactorial genesis continues to generate questions and doubts…

Long QT syndrome is a cardiac pathology, attributable to the family of heart arrhythmias When the patient has a long QT, it means that his normal ventricular contraction is impaired and he lengthens. Since the pathology is rather rare,…

Retinitis pigmentosa is a disease that affects the retina. The retina is the structure responsible for receiving light stimuli and converting them into electrical impulses that are then sent to the primary visual cortex (located in the…

Hindfoot valgus, sometimes also called prone foot or foot valgism, is a malformation that affects a high percentage of the world's population