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For Adults - Internal Medicine Specialist
Cardiac Risk Evaluation
Blood pressure Evaluation - 24 hr. blood pressure monitoring
Cholesterol measurement and risk profiling
In office electrocardiogram - ECG
ECG 24 hr. Holter monitoring
Stress Treadmill Testing
Upper respiratory complaints
Ears - Nose - Throat- Sinus
Lower respiratory complaints
Bronchitis - Pneumonia - Asthma
G.I. Abdominal Complaints
Abdominal Pain -
Evaluation procedures :
Ultrasound - X-Ray - Gastroscopy - Colonoscopy Screening
Stress-Related Disorders
Anxiety - Depression - Insomnia
Dermatology - Allergy - Acne
Minor skin biospy - Cryosurgery
Minor Sports Injury Care
Musculoskeletal trauma - contusions - sprains
Neck - low back - knee - hand injuries
X-Ray MRI Ultrasound evaluation
Wound and burn evaluation
Lacerations - Emergency suture repair
1° and 2° Burn care and follow-up
Evidence - based Cancer Screening
Pap smear testing - HPV risk
Skin, lung, stomach, liver, colon
Travel Medicine **
The current website worldwide requirements and updates are available for travellers
based on the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, USA, and the World
Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland.
At the time of your vaccinations you will be given the Yellow WHO
International vaccination card to keep for your records.
Vaccinations:
Tetanus Diptheria, Polio, Hepatitis A/B, are routinely kept in the office.
Anti-rabies, is available. Yellow Fever is administered at the Italian Public Health clinic.
Malaria prophylaxis will be discussed as well as precautions concerning traveler's diarrhea
and other contagious diseases.
** In addition: Travellers going to the desert will be briefed on health hazards:
sun exposure as well as dehydration. Those heading to the Himalayas and high
mountainous elevations will be instructed concerning High Altitude Mountain Sickness
due to decreased oxygen.
