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Consulting & Team
Composition of service
- 2 university professors – hospital practitioners
- 2 hospital practitioners
- 1 university assistant clinic
- 3 regional specialist assistants
- 3 practitioners attached
- 1 senior health manager
- 3 health executives
- 1 social worker
- 2 medical secretaries
- Hospital service agents
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Pathologies
Rheumatoid arthritis
Joint inflammation (painful swelling of the joint) preferentially affecting the joints of the wrists of the fingers and feet. Joint pain occurs preferentially at night.
In its severe form, it exposes to joint damage and justifies rapid diagnostic and therapeutic management.
The diagnosis is based on clinical, biological, ultrasound and radiographic arguments. Methotrexate and biotherapies are the therapies most often used.
Ankylosing spondylitis
Inflammatory condition preferentially affecting the spine and pelvis and which can, in its severe form, lead to spinal ankylosis
It is manifested by pain in the spine, buttocks, predominantly at night. The diagnosis is based on clinical, biological and radiological arguments.
Osteoarthritis
“Premature wear” of the joint, secondary to a degeneration of the cartilage, osteoarthritis can affect many joints of the limbs or the spine.
It is the cause of chronic pain and functional impairment in daily activities. Osteoarthritis pain can be relieved by various local or general therapies.
Osteoporosis
Bone fragility that can lead to the occurrence of fractures. Osteoporosis can be detected by bone densitometry, which measures bone mass.
Osteoporosis is sometimes secondary to another pathology. Different therapies are now available that reduce the risk of a fracture occurring.
shoulder tendonitis
Chronic tendinitis of the tendons of the shoulder. It is a very common condition favored by certain sports or professional activities.
Diagnosis is initially based on clinical examination, radiography and ultrasound. Treatment combines drugs, functional rehabilitation and, sometimes, surgery.
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Results from compression of the median nerve at the wrist and results in numbness of the fingers often occurring at night.
One or more corticosteroid infiltrations in the wrist can bring healing. In the event of failure, treatment under ultrasound or surgical guidance may be considered.
Spinal pathology
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Access to the Côte de Nacre
Main Access
Main Access
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Consultation tray · Door M
Côte de Nacre Tower
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Level :
1
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GPS access:
Côte de Nacre
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Car Park:
Car Park 2
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Ambulatory Medicine Unit
Côte de Nacre Tower
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Level :
15
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GPS Access:
Main
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Car Park:
Car Park 1
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Conventional Hospitalization Unit
Côte de Nacre Tower
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Level :
18
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GPS Access:
Main
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Car Park:
Car Park 1
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