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READ MOREHow much does medical recovery cost in 2026?
Find out how much medical rehabilitation costs in 2026, in Romania, what influences the price and how to choose the right program for you! Centrokinetic Guide!
READ MOREPersonalized medical recovery
Find out what personalized medical rehabilitation means, what are the stages, benefits and the role of correct evaluation. Read the complete Centrokinetic guide!
READ MOREMedical recovery for muscle tears
Find out the correct protocol for effective recovery from a muscle tear. Stages, modern therapies and clear medical recommendations!
READ MOREMedical recovery with referral ticket
Find out the exact steps for a quick appointment at medical recovery services with a CNAS ticket. Required documents, evaluation and useful recommendations.
READ MOREMistakes in medical recovery
Do you want a quick recovery after surgery? Avoid the 7 common mistakes that can delay your medical recovery. Advice from Centrokinetic specialists!
READ MOREElectrostimulation or active physiotherapy?
Find out what role electrostimulation and active physiotherapy play in medical recovery. Read this clear Centrokinetic guide, based on current medical sources!
READ MORESpasticity: The Complete Guide for Patients and Families
Complete guide to spasticity: causes, symptoms, evaluation, and modern neurological and neurosurgical treatments.
READ MOREAdvanced spasticity treatment: evaluation, functional neurosurgery, and neurological rehabilitation at Centrokinetic.
READ MOREWhy Do We Use Cryotherapy After Surgery?
Find out why cryotherapy is included in postoperative orthopedic treatments, how it reduces pain and swelling, and when it is recommended during recovery.
READ MOREWhat Happens During a Shockwave Session in Cluj?
Find out the steps of a Shockwave therapy session at Centrokinetic Cluj: evaluation, sensations, results, and post-treatment recommendations. Read the article!
READ MOREHow does stretching after training help?
Stretching after training supports mobility, reduces muscle tension and prevents recurring pain. Useful recommendations Centrokinetic!
READ MOREKnee Pain and Swelling
Find out what causes knee pain and swelling and how they are treated at Centrokinetic through orthopedic evaluation and personalized rehabilitation.
READ MOREFluid on the knee: symptoms, treatment
Find out why fluid collects in the knee, how to recognize the symptoms and what investigations are necessary. Discover treatment and recovery options!
READ MOREPhysiotherapy and back pain at the office
Discover how physiotherapy can help you prevent back pain caused by sitting at the office. Here's why timely medical evaluation is important!
READ MOREHow long does medical recovery take?
Find out how long medical recovery takes after an injury, what stages the body goes through, and what factors influence healing. Clear explanations from Centrokinetic!
READ MOREManual therapy vs. assisted physiotherapy
Learn the differences between manual therapy and assisted physiotherapy, when each is recommended, and how Centrokinetic specialists combine them for recovery!
READ MOREDigital postural analysis for treatment
Find out how we use digital postural analysis at Centrokinetic to build personalized treatment plans and monitor objective progress!
READ MOREOrthopedist-physiotherapist collaboration
Find out why collaboration between an orthopedic doctor and a physical therapist is essential for recovery: correct diagnosis and personalized plan for safe movements!
READ MORESports recovery and performance
Find out how Centrokinetic supports amateur and professional athletes to return to performance: assessment, physiotherapy, physiotherapy and return to effort!
READ MOREThe role of heating in physiotherapy
Find out why warming up is essential in physiotherapy and medical recovery, what role it plays and when it is indicated in the programs available at Centrokinetic!
READ MOREPostoperative recovery: how long does it take?
Find out when postoperative recovery is necessary, how long the process takes, and what role physical therapy and physiotherapy play. Read the Centrokinetic guide!
READ MOREHow often are physiotherapy sessions held?
Find out how often physiotherapy sessions are recommended, how the frequency is determined and when to adjust the plan. Here are explanations from Centrokinetic therapists!
READ MOREMedical recovery or physiotherapy?
Learn the differences between medical rehabilitation and physiotherapy, when each is indicated and how to choose the right treatment with the help of Centrokinetic!
READ MOREWhen should you see a doctor for pain?
Find out when persistent pain requires a consultation, what warning signs to watch for, and how to prepare for an evaluation at Centrokinetic!
READ MOREHow long after physiotherapy do the first results appear?
Find out how long it takes for physiotherapy results to appear, what factors influence recovery, and how you can speed up the process with the help of Centrokinetic specialists!
READ MORECorrect diagnosis of herniated disc
Find out how a herniated disc diagnosis is made and which specialists participate in the evaluation. Modern investigations and optimal recovery at Centrokinetic!
READ MOREWhat does CIF mean in physiotherapy?
Find out what interferential current (ICF) is, when it is recommended, how it is applied, and what benefits it offers for pain, inflammation, and functional recovery!
READ MOREWhat does spine physiotherapy consist of?
Find out what spinal physiotherapy involves, what techniques specialists use, and how it can help you reduce pain and improve your mobility.
READ MOREWhat procedures are performed in physiotherapy and when are they recommended?
Find out what procedures are used in physiotherapy, when they are recommended, and how Centrokinetic can help you reduce pain and speed up recovery!
READ MOREWhat is physiotherapy and how does it help you?
Find out what physiotherapy is, how it works and when it is recommended. Discover the personalized medical rehabilitation programs from Centrokinetic!
READ MOREWhat problems arise due to incorrect neck position?
Learn what problems poor neck posture causes—neck pain, stiffness—and how to recognize them. See the warning signs and treatment options!
READ MOREFirst aid for contusions: when should you see a doctor?
Learn everything about first aid for contusions, the measures that help you avoid complications and when specialist medical consultation is necessary!
READ MOREThe difference between a fracture and a crack in a bone
Find out the difference between a fracture and a crack: the main symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Read the Centrokinetic guide!
READ MOREWhich doctor do you go to for scoliosis?
Find out which doctor to go to for scoliosis, how the diagnosis is made, and what modern treatment and recovery options Centrokinetic specialists offer!
READ MOREThe most common orthopedic conditions
Find out what the most common orthopedic conditions are and how Centrokinetic doctors help you through personalized treatments and modern recovery!
READ MOREWhat does L5-S1 mean and what problems occur at this level?
Learn what L5-S1 means, what symptoms conditions at this level cause, and which treatment options are recommended by Centrokinetic specialists
READ MORENeuromotor recovery: when is it recommended?
Find out what neuromotor recovery means, when it is recommended and what modern methods Centrokinetic specialists use to restore mobility!
READ MOREWhich doctor treats the spine?
Find out which doctor treats the spine, when consultation is recommended, and what modern treatment and prevention options are available at Centrokinetic clinics!
READ MOREWhich doctor treats back pain?
Find out which Centrokinetic specialist deals with treating back pain. Quick diagnosis and personalized recovery programs!
READ MORERecovery after shoulder dislocation
Find out how to recover after a shoulder dislocation and what exercises Centrokinetic specialists recommend for a safe return and prevention of relapses!
READ MORERecovery after hip replacement
Find out how recovery after hip replacement proceeds and what exercises Centrokinetic specialists recommend for optimal recovery!
READ MOREAthlete recovery after injuries
Find out what methods Centrokinetic uses to recover athletes after injuries. Personalized physiotherapy and kinesitherapy evaluation and programs!
READ MOREHow long does it take for the sciatic nerve to heal?
Learn how to treat sciatic nerve inflammation and how long it takes to recover. Complete evaluation and modern treatments for sciatica at Centrokinetic.
READ MOREInjections for back pain
Find out what types of injections can be recommended for back pain, how each works and when they are indicated. Evaluation and treatment at Centrokinetic!
READ MOREWhat symptoms occur when you have problems with your spine?
Learn what symptoms occur when you have spinal problems and when you should see a doctor. MRI evaluations, treatments, and recovery at Centrokinetic!
READ MOREFREE screening for hip dysplasia in babies
FREE hip dysplasia screening for babies (2 weeks–3 months) on March 22, 2026, at Centrokinetic Cluj. Limited spots available.
READ MOREThe role of physical exercise and physical therapy procedures in pelvic-perineal re-education
The role of physical exercise and physical therapy procedures in pelvic-perineal re-education in uro-genital pathologies is essential, as these methods represent the first line of treatment for conditions such as urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, chronic pelvic pain, or sexual dysfunctions. Learn more in this article!
READ MOREHow does physiotherapy help if you have a sports injury?
Find out how physiotherapy helps you recover after a sports injury and how you can safely resume your activity with the help of Centrokinetic!
READ MOREExercise and diabetes
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by high blood sugar levels, caused by either insufficient insulin production or the body's ineffective use of insulin. Insulin is the hormone that helps glucose enter cells, where it is used as an energy source. Learn more in this article!
READ MOREHow long does it take for a radius fracture to heal?
Find out how long recovery takes after a radius fracture, what factors influence healing, and how physical therapy can help you return to full mobility!
READ MOREWhat are ultrasounds used for in physiotherapy?
Find out what ultrasound therapy is, how it works, when it is recommended and what benefits it brings in medical recovery, with Centrokinetic specialists!
READ MORERecovery After Birth
The postnatal recovery process differs depending on the type of birth, but in both cases, a thoughtful approach is essential to support healing and a return to well-being.
READ MORENeurological recovery after spinal cord injuries
Learn all about neurological recovery after spinal cord injuries: what are the objectives, what does it involve and what are the factors that influence the prognosis!
READ MOREMotor recovery in children with cerebral palsy
Motor recovery in children with cerebral palsy is a complex process. Find out what type of techniques can be used in the recovery process and useful tips!
READ MOREMenopause – Exercises and Physiotherapy Procedures
Learn how physical exercises and physiotherapy procedures can help alleviate menopause symptoms, enhancing mobility, muscle tone, and overall health.
READ MOREWalking on tiptoes in children
Walking on tiptoes is a behavior frequently found in children. Find out what the possible causes are, what symptoms you should watch out for and what treatments there are!
READ MORESedentaryism
Sedentaryism and prolonged stay at the office can lead to various health problems. Find out what are some of the conditions that can appear!
READ MOREBaker's Cyst
Have you noticed a swelling behind the knee? You may have a Baker cyst! Find out everything you need to know about its causes, symptoms and treatment!
READ MOREStudy on Injury Prevention
Find out how muscle strength imbalances can increase the risk of injury in soccer players and how evaluation with the Cybex Humac Norm dynamometer, available at Centrokinetic, helps prevent injuries. Read about the benefits of a balanced strength for sports performance!
READ MOREPostpartum recovery through physical therapy
Birth can leave marks on your body. Find out the role of physical therapy in postpartum recovery and how it can help you recover after birth!
READ MORERickets in children
Find out everything you need to know about rickets in children: what are its causes, what are its symptoms and what are the available treatment options!
READ MOREParaplegia
Paraplegia is the paralysis of the lower part of the body. Learn more about its causes and symptoms, as well as available treatment options!
READ MOREHuntington's Disease
Find out everything about Huntington's disease, a rare but incurable disorder: what are its causes and symptoms, what are the risk factors and how can it be treated!
READ MOREPolyneuropathy: causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Find out everything you need to know about polyneuropathy: what it is, what are its causes and symptoms, how it is diagnosed and how it is treated!
READ MOREPrevention of relapses in the case of muscle sprains and strains
Find out how you can prevent relapses after a muscle sprain or strain! Discover useful tips and recommended exercises in such situations!
READ MOREHow to Avoid Complications After Herniated Disc Surgery and Facilitate the Recovery Process?
Have you undergone or are you going to undergo a herniated disc operation? Find out what you need to do to avoid complications and facilitate the recovery process!
READ MOREMeningioma
Find out everything about meningioma, a fairly common brain tumor: what are its causes, what symptoms it causes and what treatment options are available!
READ MOREMultiple Sclerosis
Considered the most common disabling neurological condition in young adults, multiple sclerosis is a chronic, complex, and unpredictable disease, whose exact causes are not fully known and which cannot be cured.
READ MOREPhysical Exercise and Muscle Health
Physical activity or any form of movement is a necessary condition for preventing illnesses and maintaining the health of the body.
READ MOREBEHCET'S DISEASE
Find out everything about Behcet's disease: what causes it, what risk factors have been identified, what symptoms it manifests, and what treatment options are available!
READ MOREEhlers-Danlos syndrome
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is a group of disorders that affect connective tissue. Find out how it manifests and what treatment options are available!
READ MOREGUILLAIN SYNDROME
Guillain-Barre Syndrome is a rare and serious neurological condition. Find out what causes it, the symptoms it causes, and what treatment options are available!
READ MORERAYNAUD'S SYNDROME
Raynaud's syndrome can significantly affect the quality of life. Find out everything you need to know about its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment!
READ MORESYRINGOMYELIA
Find out everything you need to know about syringomyelia, a rare and complex condition: what are its causes and symptoms, how can it be diagnosed and how is it treated.
READ MORECauda Equina Syndrome
Cauda Equina Syndrome is a medical emergency. Centrokinetic tells you what it is and why this syndrome occurs, how it manifests itself and how it is treated.
READ MOREPosture correction
Correct posture is not just about standing straight to look good; it's an essential component of our physical and mental health. Good posture ensures proper alignment of bones and joints, allows muscles to function efficiently, reduces joint wear and tear, and prevents muscle fatigue.
READ MORESpinal Muscular Atrophy
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), or spinal amyotrophy, is a neuromuscular disease characterized by the progressive degeneration and death of motor neurons in the spinal cord and brainstem. Normally, motor neurons - located in the brain and spinal cord - send signals to the body's muscles, instructing them to contract and move.
READ MOREMarfan Syndrome: What It Is, Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects one in 3,000 to 5,000 people. It can occur in both men and women, regardless of race, and its manifestations can vary from person to person. Continue reading to learn more about this disease, its causes and symptoms, and how it can be treated!
READ MORERett Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Rett syndrome is a rare genetic condition that mainly affects girls and can have serious consequences on their neurological development. Due to its symptoms, Rett syndrome is often misdiagnosed as autism, cerebral palsy, or developmental delay. Despite the similarities, it is a distinct condition, with its own course of evolution and a set of symptoms.
READ MOREPreventing Injuries in Skiing and Snowboarding
Skiing and snowboarding injuries occur more often than desired. Some are minor and easy to treat, others involve severe injuries that require surgical interventions and months of medical recovery.[1] It's important to take the necessary measures to prevent such injuries, and below you will discover more useful information on this topic, information that will help you enjoy your favorite winter sport in a safe and responsible manner.
READ MOREArnold's Neuralgia
Arnold's neuralgia is a relatively rare condition, but it can cause severe pain in the head and neck. It can be difficult to diagnose, but once identified, there are several treatment options available to alleviate the symptoms.
READ MORECostochondritis (Tietze Syndrome)
Costochondritis and Tietze syndrome are similar conditions, which is why they are sometimes confused. In costochondritis, pain occurs on the left side of the chest and can spread to the rest of the chest. In Tietze syndrome, pain and tenderness are accompanied by swelling felt in the area of the affected costochondral joints.
READ MOREThe Importance of Sports for Health and Medical Recovery
Sports are an excellent way to maintain your health and good mood. Physical activity fights against depression, anxiety, daily stress, and helps with the optimal functioning of the body.
READ MORETranscranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS)
Find out what transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is, when it is recommended, what its benefits are and how the treatment is carried out. Clear information at Centrokinetic.
READ MOREHyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)
Find out what hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is, when it is medically indicated, what uses are controversial, and what the current scientific data says!
READ MORETreatment for Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence (UI) has a prevalence of 30-40% in women who have given birth and at menopause. Centrokinetic presents a study tracking the results of a new non-surgical treatment that can offer an affordable and discreet solution to this common problem.
READ MOREANATOMO-IMAGING CORRELATIONS ON THE ANATOMY OF THE PATELLAR STABILIZER SYSTEM
Centrokinetic is the place where you will find clear answers and solutions for your motor skill problems. Find out more about the anatomo-imaging correlations on the anatomy of the patellar stabilizer system.
READ MORELyme disease
Based on the provided document, the only mention of Lyme disease specifies that it is a type of brain infection that can cause severe headaches or migraines. The document does not contain information about the percentage of people who remember being bitten by a tick or the historical details of its identification in Old Lyme, Connecticut, in 1975
READ MOREEffects of Shockwave therapy in chronic back pain
Chronic back pain is the second most common condition suffered by adults, surpassed only by the common cold. It is recognized not only as a health issue but also as a social problem, as it is the most frequent cause of absenteeism among office workers. Find out more information in this article.
READ MORELaser therapy for cervical disc herniation
Learn how laser therapy helps with cervical disc herniation, reducing pain and inflammation and supporting recovery without surgery.
READ MOREHIP DISPLASIA. CAUSES AND SYMPTOMS
The hip joint is a spheroidal (ball-and-socket) joint. In a normal hip, the upper part of the femur, the femoral head, fits firmly into the acetabular cavity, which is part of the coxal (hip) bone. Find out more information in this article.
READ MOREManual therapy and physical exercises in non-specific cervical pain
The proposed objective is to review and update evidence for different forms of manual therapy combined with specific physical exercises for patients at various stages of these symptoms. Learn more in this article.
READ MOREAbout diabetes: Symptoms, causes, treatment
Diabetes is a disease that occurs when the body does not produce or use the hormone insulin properly. Find out in this article what the main types of diabetes are and what the prevention or treatment methods are.
READ MOREKnee bursitis - what it is, causes, symptoms, and treatment
Knee bursitis causes pain on the inner side of the knee, just below the joint. You may experience pain when bending or straightening your leg. Learn more about the symptoms of this condition and the treatment methods. Knee bursitis causes pain and can limit your mobility.
READ MOREProstatitis: causes, symptoms, treatment
Prostatitis affects men of all ages, but tends to be more common in men aged 50 or younger. The condition has a number of causes. It can appear gradually or suddenly. Sometimes, the cause is not identified. It might improve quickly, either with or without treatment.
READ MOREUrinary incontinence
Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control. Pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause can make urinary incontinence more likely. However, urinary incontinence is not a normal part of aging and can be treated.
READ MOREObstetric brachial plexus paralysis
Obstetric brachial plexus paralysis is a pathology produced during childbirth. The prognosis is determined by the degree of plexus involvement and can range from excellent to severe.
READ MOREBELL peripheral facial paralysis
BELL peripheral paralysis involves the territory of the facial nerve. Frequently, children cannot completely close the eye on the affected side, and the corner of the mouth is pulled toward the healthy side, which can make drinking liquids difficult.
READ MORECerebral palsy
Cerebral palsy is a disease that involves permanent disorders of motor function, often leading to intellectual disability, the impossibility of independent walking, or even the lack of verbal language.
READ MOREBenign partial epilepsy (BPE)
Usually, benign partial epilepsy begins between 2 and 14 years of age. Seizures occur most frequently during sleep or upon waking up and involve language disorders, as well as minor visual and spatial disturbances.
READ MOREJuvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy (JME)
We suspect the onset of JME when the child notices that they drop objects from their hands or even have unexplained falls. The onset of this condition is between 8-26 years old, and the cause of its appearance is genetic.
READ MOREJuvenile Absence Epilepsy (JAE)
Epilepsia absenta juvenila este un sindrom epileptic caracterizat prin crize generalizate predominant de tip absenta, insa, odata cu inaintarea in varsta, acestea devin mai scurte si mai usoare. Juvenile absence epilepsy is an epileptic syndrome characterized by generalized seizures, predominantly of the absence type, but as age advances, they become shorter and milder.
READ MOREChildhood Absence Epilepsy (CAE)
It is an epileptic syndrome of genetic cause, characterized predominantly by the occurrence of absence seizures. CAE appears in children with normal psychomotor development, but they can associate attention deficit or learning disorders.
READ MORENocturnal enuresis in children: causes, treatment
Enuresis can be caused by a small bladder, persistent urinary tract infections, uretero-vesical malformations with impaired renal function, constipation, intestinal parasites, stress, anxiety, or delayed mental development that can limit the child's ability to learn to use the toilet.
READ MOREParoxysmal kinesigenic dyskinesia (PKD)
Paroxysmal kinesigenic dyskinesia is a transient segmental alteration of muscle tone. PKD manifestations begin in childhood and occur more frequently in the legs than in the hands. Their predisposing factors include anxiety and mental tension.
READ MOREDuchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)
DMD is present from birth, although symptoms may be observed much later. Children may have trouble running, may fall easily, may tend to walk on their tiptoes, or may even have a speech delay.
READ MOREBecker muscular dystrophy (BMD)
BMD is a disease characterized by progressive muscle weakness. The first symptom at onset can be pain in the calves. Additionally, children may have enlarged calf muscles.
READ MOREFebrile seizures
Febrile seizures represent the most common cause of seizures in childhood. In plain terms, these are seizures precipitated by fever that are not caused by infections or other pathologies of the central nervous system. The age of onset for febrile seizures is between one month and 7 years.
READ MOREHeadache: Everything about the signs, causes, and treatment of headaches
Headaches are one of the most common medical complaints; most people experience them at some point in their lives. Although we tend to ignore them and associate them with trivial pains, a headache can be a sign of stress or emotional distress, or it can result from a medical disorder, such as a migraine or high blood pressure, anxiety, or depression.
READ MOREAnterior cruciate ligament injuries
Learn all about anterior cruciate ligament injury (ACL): symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, recovery and prevention. Consult the Centrokinetic experts!
READ MORESprains: Symptoms, treatment, recovery
Mild sprains can be successfully treated at home. In contrast, severe sprains sometimes require surgical interventions to repair the torn ligaments.
READ MOREHYPERLORDOSIS
The human spine is naturally curved, but too much of a curvature can cause problems. Hyperlordosis occurs when the inward curve of the spine in the lower back is exaggerated.
READ MOREBankart lesion (shoulder dislocation) – causes, symptoms, and treatment
The joint labrum, the second type of shoulder cartilage, can be torn as a consequence of a forceful shoulder dislocation. When the damage involves only the labrum, it is called a Bankart lesion.
READ MOREBunions – causes, symptoms, and treatment
Bunions are a progressive disorder. They begin with a leaning of the big toe, gradually changing the angle of the bones over the years and slowly producing a prominent characteristic that becomes increasingly unsightly. Symptoms usually appear at later stages, although some people never experience symptoms.
READ MOREKnee infiltrations
An infiltration is a technique used to inject fluid into the body, specifically into a tissue or a joint. Knee infiltrations use products containing corticosteroids and are performed directly into the joint.
READ MOREPLANT FASCE
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain. It involves inflammation of a thick band of tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot and connects the heel bone to the toes (the plantar fascia).
READ MORESCAPULOHUMERAL PERIARTHRITIS
What is scapulohumeral periarthritis, what are the causes, how does it manifest, how is it treated, and how can it be prevented
READ MOREMRI: EVERYTHING ABOUT MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING T
Find out what does an MRI mean, how safe it is, how long does it take and what health problems can detect
READ MORECHRONIC FATIGUE
Chronic fatigue often begins suddenly, with flu-like symptoms. But unlike the flu, it can last a lifetime.
READ MOREMUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND
If you suffer from pain in any of your joints, then a musculoskeletal ultrasound helps you get an accurate diagnosis and evaluate effective treatments. See all the information about this procedure.
READ MORELIGAMENT RUPTURE
Although ligaments have high resistance, they can rupture when subjected to high forces. See the most common causes of ligament ruptures, the symptoms, and the treatment and recovery methods for each individual case.
READ MOREHow to avoid back pain
Discover how to prevent back pain through correct posture, simple exercises and habit changes. Personalized solutions at Centrokinetic.
READ MORECERVICAL PAIN
Everything you need to know about the causes of cervical pain and treatment methods.
READ MORESWOLLEN FEET
Swelling of the feet is a relatively common symptom in most people. In itself, it is not a disease but rather a symptom of an underlying disease. Swelling of the ankles and feet usually does not cause concern, especially if you have been sitting or walking a lot.
READ MOREOSTEOPOROSIS
Osteoporosis is a condition characterized by a decrease in bone density, reducing its strength and resulting in fragile bones. Find out what are the causes and the available treatment.
READ MORECOXARTHROSIS: CAUSES, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT
Find out what are the causes, the main factors, the best prevention methods and the treatments of coxarthrosis from the specialists of Centrokinetic.
READ MORESPINA BIFIDA: SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, TREATMENT
Find out what the causes, main risk factors, and best treatment methods for spina bifida are, followed by the prevention recommendations and advice from specialists. <img src="i.php?p=poze/spina-bifida-1.jpg" alt="spina bifida" width="800" height="800" style="aspect-ratio: 1;" rel="preload" as="image"> </div> <ul> <li> <a href="#Informatii_generale_despre_spina_bifida">Informatii generale despre spina bifida</a> <ul> <li> <a href="#Ce_este_spina_bifida">Ce este spina bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Cauzele_si_factorii_de_risc_ai_spinei_bifida">Cauzele si factorii de risc ai spinei bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Incidenta_spinei_bifide">Incidenta spinei bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Tipuri_de_spina_bifida">Tipuri de spina bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Simptomele_spinei_bifida">Simptomele spinei bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Diagnosticarea_spinei_bifida">Diagnosticarea spinei bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Afectiuni_asociate_cu_spina_bifida">Afectiuni asociate cu spina bifida</a> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <a href="#Cum_se_trateaza_spina_bifida">Cum se trateaza spina bifida</a> <ul> <li> <a href="#Tratamentul_chirurgical_pentru_spina_bifida">Tratamentul chirurgical pentru spina bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Tratament_complementar_pentru_spina_bifida">Tratament complementar pentru spina bifida</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Integrarea_sociala_a_copiilor_cu_spina_bifida">Integrarea sociala a copiilor cu spina bifida</a> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <a href="#Cum_se_previne_spina_bifida">Cum se previne spina bifida</a> <ul> <li> <a href="#Dieta_in_timpul_sarcinii">Dieta in timpul sarcinii</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Medicatia_in_timpul_sarcinii">Medicatia in timpul sarcinii</a> </li> <li> <a href="#Restrictii_in_timpul_sarcinii">Restrictii in timpul sarcinii</a> </li> </ul> </li> </ul> <h2 style="font-family:Lato, Calibri, Arial, sans-serif;color:rgb(0,0,0);"> <span style="font-size:14px;">Acest articol a fost scris de catre dnul <b><a href="https://centrokinetic.ro/en-about-us/centrokinetic-team/cezar-tomescu" target="_blank">dr. Cezar Tomescu</a></b>, medic specialist ortopedie pediatrica, ce isi desfasoara activitatea medicala in cadrul clinicii noastre si la Spitalul de Pediatrie Medlife.</span> </h2> <h2> <a name="Informatii_generale_despre_spina_bifida" id="Informatii_generale_despre_spina_bifida">Informatii generale despre spina bifida</a> </h2>Clasificata ca un defect al tubului neural, spina bifida a fost recunoscuta ca afectiune a coloanei cu 4000 de ani in urma. Tot de atunci, termenul de mielodisplazie a fost folosit ca sinonim pentru spina bifida. Aceasta reprezinta un defect variabil in care arcul vertebral al coloanei nu este complet sudat, si astfel duce la dezvoltarea incompleta a tubului neural din zona lombara sau sacrala.<br> <br> Termenul bifida vine din latinul bifidus care inseamna "divizat in doua parti".<br> <br> Spina bifida incepe in uter, cand tesuturile care se indoaie pentru a forma tubul neural nu se inchid sau nu raman inchise complet. Aceasta reactie provoaca o deschidere a vertebrelor care inconjoara si protejeaza maduva spinarii, la doar cateva saptamani (21 pana la 28 de zile) dupa conceptie - de obicei inainte ca femeia sa stie ca este insarcinata. <div style="padding-top:20px;padding-bottom:20px;padding-left:20px;padding-right:20px;background:#73bd46;text-align:center;margin-top:20px;margin-bottom:20px;"> <a href="https://centrokinetic.ro/en-about-us/en-contact" style="color:#fff;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:none;font-size:16px;">POTI FACE AICI O PROGRAMARE pentru consultatie, pentru RMN sau pentru recuperare medicala.</a> </div> <h3> <a name="Ce_este_spina_bifida" id="Ce_este_spina_bifida">Ce este spina bifida</a> </h3>Spina bifida este un defect de nastere care afecteaza coloana vertebrala si progreseaza de la o deschizatura in partea din spate a oaselor vertebrale (vertebrele spinarii). In cazuri mai severe, aceasta implica maduva spinarii. Spina bifida este cea mai comuna afectiune dintr-un grup de defecte de nastere ce sunt cunoscute si sub numele de defecte de tub neural, care afecteaza sistemul nervos central (creierul si maduva spinarii).<br> <br> Conditia este de obicei detectata inainte ca un copil sa se nasca si este tratata imediat. Alte defecte ale tubului neural includ amencefalie, o afectiune in care portiunea tubului neural care va deveni cerebra nu se inchide, si encefalocelul, care rezulta atunci cand alte parti ale creierului raman nefuzionate. <h3> <a name="Cauzele_si_factorii_de_risc_ai_spinei_bifida" id="Cauzele_si_factorii_de_risc_ai_spinei_bifida">Cauzele si factorii de risc ai spinei bifida</a> </h3>Atat factorii genetici, cat si factorii de mediu, cum ar fi nutritia si expunerea la substante nocive, contribuie la spina bifida. Faptul ca ai un copil cu spina bifida creste de pana la 8 ori sansa ca un alt copil sa aiba spina bifida. In aproximativ 95% din cazurile de spina bifida, totusi, nu exista antecedente familiale de defecte ale tubului neural.<br> <br> Cercetarile au sugerat ca multe cazuri de spina bifida pot fi prevenite prin administrarea adecvata de acid folic inainte si in timpul sarcinii timpurii. Cu toate acestea, persoanele cu spina bifida par sa aiba un metabolism anormal al acidului folic. Acest lucru sugereaza ca problema de baza in spina bifida poate fi un defect innascut in metabolismul acidului folic, mai degraba decat o simpla deficienta in acest nutrient.<br> <br> O febra mare in timpul sarcinii poate creste sansele femeii de a avea un copil cu spina bifida. Femeile cu epilepsie care au luat medicamentul specific pentru a controla convulsiile, pot avea un risc crescut de a avea un copil cu spina bifida. <p>
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