Physiatric examination Trebbo, Castel Maggiore, Bologna.
Dr. Andrea Frassineti
For a physiatric examination with our specialist, simply contact the office and make an appointment. We specify that we use the latest techniques and technologies to reduce pain, restore mobility and improve the quality of your life. Whether you are struggling with a sports injury, a chronic condition, or an accident, we are here to help you achieve your recovery goals.
Are you looking for a Physiatrist? Airam is a medical center you can turn to for:
The physiatrist can help you with postoperative rehabilitation, recovery of mobility, and soothing to the point of disappearance of pain due to musculoskeletal disorders.
The physiatrist treats disorders of muscles, joints, tendons that may have origins:
- Neuromuscular;
- Psychological;
- Biomechanical;
- Relational cognitive.
Holistic approach to rehabilitation: the role of physiatry in identifying, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the osteoarticular system.
Physiatry, therefore, deals with the osteoarticular system and aims to identify and treat the causes of diseases that limit its function.
The physiatrist, after considering the patient’s medical and personal history and making the clinical examination, may prescribe more extensive tests or make a diagnosis.
In addition to the basic clinical aspect, the specialist also carefully examines the psychological and social aspects of the subject that may influence the motor deficit and cause the appearance of even severe pain.
Once the disease is diagnosed, the physiatrist gives directions to correct the patient’s daily habits and will prescribe any actions to be implemented to treat the condition.
When should a physiatrist be consulted?
When you have problems with the musculoskeletal system and nervous system, resulting in movement limitations and pain, you can request a physiatric examination to begin a rehabilitation course.
Among the many areas in which physiatrists intervene, the most common are:
- Scoliosis;
- Lumbago;
- Dorsalgia;
- Cervicalgia;
- Muscle and tendon inflammation;
- After-effects from trauma with or without fractures;
- Rachialgia;
- Parkinson’s disease;
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS);
- Stroke.
A team of specialists
When just described, it makes it clear how the physiatrist often relies on collaborations with other medical specialists to arrive at a correct diagnosis or to treat conditions. That is why it is important for a medical facility to propose, in-house, several specialized figures.
In particular, physiatry interacts with:
- Orthopedics;
- Psychology;
- Psychiatry;
- Neurology;
- Neurosurgery;
- Rheumatology;
- Physiotherapy.
How is the physiatric examination conducted?
The first phase of the physiatric examination is always the medical history, just as is done for other specialized medical examinations.
Gathering information regarding the patient’s medical conditions, general health status, habits, and lifestyle is of paramount importance to the physician.
The patient, during the interview with the physiatrist, should hand over all the necessary documentation to reconstruct the medical history and treatment already done.
The second phase is the objective/functional examination, during which test exercises are conducted to assess the patient’s motor skills. These exercises are usually performed standing, sitting and lying down.
Once these two steps have been carried out, the physiatrist can prescribe further investigations, involving the other medical areas described above, or make the diagnosis of the pathology and issue the rehabilitation program in which there are all the therapeutic indications to be implemented and, if necessary, the specific medications to be taken.
This detailed report that the physiatrist issues is the basis from which the patient’s entire healing journey begins.
Once these two steps have been carried out, the physiatrist can prescribe further investigations, involving the other medical areas described above, or make the diagnosis of the pathology and issue the rehabilitation program in which there are all the therapeutic indications to be implemented and, if necessary, the specific medications to be taken.
This detailed report that the physiatrist issues is the basis from which the patient’s entire healing journey begins.
Airam Medical Center: The physiatrist near you, in Trebbo, Castel Maggiore (BO).
Here is Dr. Frassineti, an experienced physiatrist at Airam Medical Center. With his dedication to rehabilitation and patient care, Dr. Frassineti offers a compassionate and individualized approach to address the challenges associated with disability and musculoskeletal pain. His extensive experience and focus on patient well-being make him a reliable reference point for those seeking a comprehensive and effective path to recovery in Trebbo, Castel Maggiore, Bologna.
Dr. Andrea Frassineti
Physiatrist
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