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Salpingitis is a fairly rare disorder, but one that should not be underestimated: it is the inflammation of one or both fallopian tubes (also known as the Fallopian tubes) due to the action of germs from outside, which have entered through…

The principles on which the practice of Specific Immunotherapy (ITS) is based were born out of empiricism, but have been scientifically validated over the last twenty years

Septoptic Dysplasia is a brain malformation that causes deficits in optic nerve development, defective brain structures and pituitary hormone deficiency

Pityriasis Alba is a common skin manifestation in prepubertal age characterised by dry patches that are lighter in colour than the skin, sometimes slightly erythematous (reddened)

Neonatal hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver whose cause often remains unknown. The most common signs and symptoms include jaundice, fever, and an enlarged liver and spleen

Pulmonary embolism is in most cases the complication of a deep vein thrombosis of the lower limbs; it occurs when more or less large fragments detach from a thrombus formed in a deep vein

The AED is an important part of the chain of survival, as it can restore normal heart rhythm in victims of sudden cardiac arrest

Fever is one of the classic manifestations of seasonal illnesses, now coming on almost everywhere

Vascular malformations are difficult to classify. This term refers to a congenital pathology that often manifests itself within a few days of birth and includes an infinite series of diseases, some of which are trivial (such as flat…

Hepatitis A (HAV) is a highly contagious infectious liver disease caused by an RNA virus that attacks liver cells