Dr. Diego Ricciardelli, physician specialized in family medicine, explains that he learned about the NESA system two years ago and that for him it was an important discovery, to the point of changing part of his consultation. He relates that he came to this technology when he found that, in some pathologies, conventional medicine did not allow him to offer that additional treatment he was looking for for his patients.
Before deciding on NESA, he tried other alternatives to complement treatments that did not manage to fully resolve certain clinical situations. With this device he found a tool that could provide a plus when some approaches fell short. He points out that, when treating tendon and muscle problems, some patients returned commenting that they had slept better or that they got up with more energy.
One of the cases that he highlights most was that of a patient with Parsonage-Turner syndrome, who presented a lot of pain, progressive difficulty moving the hand and significant functional limitation after having gone through several specialists and treatments. After using the equipment, that same night the patient sent him a video showing that he was beginning to move his fingers.
For Dr. Ricciardelli, success lies in being able to help and receive the gratitude of patients and their families.
