A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin. The setting is the Sant'Antonio Abate Hospital in Cantù, Italy. The illustration features a dynamic scene with expressive, stereotypically Italian characters, both men and women, representing medical professionals and patients. In the foreground, a confident-looking male doctor is discussing treatment options with a thoughtful female nurse, both in animated poses. Behind them, a PICC Team member attentively assists a patient with a catheter-related issue. The background showcases the hospital's outpatient clinic brightly bustling with activity, symbolizing the launch of new services like Pain Therapy and PICC Team operations. The composition is dynamic with clean, bold lines and strong black ink contours, filling a 16:9-widescreen canvas on a white background. The artwork captures the vibrant, busy atmosphere of the hospital and the dedication to enhancing patient care.

Sant’Antonio Abate Hospital Launches New Pain Therapy and Specialized PICC Team Services to Enhance Patient Care

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New Pain Therapy and PICC Team Services Launched at Sant’Antonio Abate in Cantù

On Wednesday, a new outpatient service for Pain Therapy was inaugurated at the Sant’Antonio Abate hospital in . Additionally, the PICC Team, which specializes in managing patients with catheter-related issues, started its operations last week in the same location. Both initiatives were announced earlier this month by Dr. Carlo Francesco Biundo, the head of the facility, during a presentation of the hospital’s activity report.

These new services are part of ongoing efforts to enhance patient care and treatment capabilities at the hospital, reflecting a commitment to addressing various health needs within the community.

For more details, visit Prima Como.

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