Dr. Paolo Cellocco

04/05/2026

ACL injuries are not always dramatic at the start.

In some cases, the knee still feels relatively stable, and everyday movement is possible. What tends to show up later is a sense of instability during more demanding activity.

That’s often when the underlying issue becomes clearer.
If something doesn’t feel right, it’s worth having it properly assessed.

06/04/2026

Many patients still associate surgery with large procedures and long recovery.

In reality, approaches have evolved. Today, the focus is on targeted treatment, careful planning, and achieving the best possible outcome for the joint.

Every case is different, and the best approach is always based on careful evaluation.

22/03/2026

I often hear patients say, “It didn’t seem bad at the time.”

And that’s the challenge, some fractures don’t present dramatically. You can still move, and the pain may feel manageable.

What matters is understanding the injury properly, so it can heal the way it should.

16/03/2026

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a regenerative treatment used in selected orthopaedic conditions to support the body’s natural healing processes.
By concentrating platelets from the patient’s own blood, PRP can help stimulate tissue repair in certain tendon, ligament, and joint problems.
As with any orthopaedic treatment, the most important step is a precise diagnosis and choosing the right approach for each individual case.

13/03/2026

If you are working from home during these days, try to include small moments of movement throughout your day.

Standing, stretching, or walking briefly every hour can help reduce stiffness and support the health of your neck, shoulders, and back during prolonged screen time.

11/03/2026

Helping patients stay active and confident in their movement is at the core of orthopaedic care.

A clear understanding of your condition allows for thoughtful treatment decisions and better long-term outcomes.

Because staying mobile is an essential part of overall wellbeing.

06/03/2026

In times like these, it is natural to delay non-urgent appointments.

However, certain injuries may still require medical evaluation to prevent long-term joint problems.

Being aware of the warning signs can help you better understand when it may be appropriate to seek orthopaedic care.

Stay safe.

03/03/2026

In times like these, staying informed and following official guidance is essential.

In-person consultations remain available, and teleconsultations can be arranged if preffered.

Your safety is the priority.

27/01/2026