Dr. Segnini

Hip ultrasound in babies: the Graf diagnostic method. It measures alpha and beta angles to detect dysplasia and guide treatment with a Pavlik harness

Ultrasound diagnoses pubalgia : evaluates adductor tendons, tears, and pubic osteitis. Key to differentiating it from a hernia and guiding injections.

Learn to identify bursitis and synovitis with ultrasound. Key findings: joint fluid, synovial thickening, and Doppler activity. Guide for accurate injections.

Dynamic ultrasound is key to diagnosing sports injuries. It visualizes tendons in motion, accurately identifying tears, tendinitis, and bursitis for targeted treatment.

Discover how ultrasound diagnoses Carpal Tunnel Syndrome by measuring median nerve thickening. A fast, visual, and accurate technique to confirm compression.

Discover how ultrasound differentiates a benign lipoma from a tumor. Learn the key characteristics—echogenicity, borders, and vascularization—to understand your soft tissue diagnosis.

This guide serves as a comprehensive resource, detailing the variety of knee braces and zeroing in on the best knee brace for patellar tendonitis. Rooted in expert advice and credible sources, this guide aids in streamlining the selection process. Keep reading to gain valuable insights, get informed guidance, and potentially discover the optimal solution to manage your tendonitis pain. Understanding Patellar Tendonitis Patellar tendonitis is a medical condition characterized

The Growing Need for Finger Joint Support Finger joint problems affect millions of people across all age groups. Construction workers, office professionals, musicians, and athletes face daily challenges from repetitive stress injuries. The demand for effective finger support has increased 40% over the past five years as more people seek non-invasive solutions for joint pain. Two practicing medical doctors founded the company after witnessing firsthand how finger conditions di

Shoulder Pain Relief Trends Shoulder pain affects 26% of adults annually, creating a massive demand for effective pain management solutions. Traditional treatments often require expensive physical therapy sessions or prescription medications with unwanted side effects. Conservative estimates show Americans spend over $3 billion yearly on shoulder-related medical treatments. Medical professionals increasingly recommend bracing as a first-line treatment because it provides imme

What is the Best Brace for Tendonitis in Wrist? The best brace for tendonitis in wrist works to both mobility and stability. Your wrist contains nine tendons passing through a narrow tunnel. Inflammation here creates a cascade of problems. Standard elastic bandages fail because they compress without supporting. They slip during movement. They bunch at the palm. Most importantly, they ignore the anatomical complexity of tendon pathways through the carpal tunnel and around the

Comprehensive Medical Overview of ACL Injuries, Risk Factors, Imaging Diagnosis and Treatment Options In the world of orthopedic and sports medicine, injury of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of the knee stands out as one of the most significant events leading to knee instability, persistent pain and long-term joint degeneration. In the USA, tens of thousands of individuals—especially athletes involved in cutting, pivoting or jumping sports—sustain an ACL tear every year

Comprehensive Medical Overview of Knee Osteoarthritis, Symptoms, Risk Factors and Imaging-Diagnosis for Health Professionals and Patients Knee osteoarthritis represents one of the most frequent causes of chronic knee pain in adults, particularly in the United States where the prevalence of symptomatic disease continues to rise. According to epidemiological data, symptomatic knee osteoarthritis affects approximately 10 % of men and 13 % of women aged 60 years or older. Moreove

It is a symptomatic neuropathy caused by compression of the median nerve at the wrist, characterized by evidence of increased intra-tunnel pressure and decreased neurological function. Why does Carpal Tunnel Syndrome occur? It is caused by an increase in pressure in the carpal tunnel, which is the space in the wrist through which the median nerve and a series of tendons pass, running from the forearm to the hand. With this increase in pressure, the nerve receives less blood,