Padiglione Marchiafava - Pneumologia

I am a "patient" in spite of myself of this department visited several times because of chronic atrial fibrillation and every time I was treated almost as a guest in a 5-star hotel and with all the possible competence, thanks to the staff of Dr. Macali ... . congratulations and thanks for everything

Congratulations indeed, Dr. Galluccio Giovanni, a person of unique competence, has succeeded where everyone has failed, he and his staff are true professionals. Thank you so much!

This department is shameful my grandmother was hospitalized here and for 15 days we could not hear her on the cell phone xke 'they lost the charger and after sending a new one they never turned on the cell phone to be able to talk to loved ones. They always answered rude nn there is HUMANITY IN THAT DEPARTMENT. SHAME ON YOU.

My review did not refer to San Camillo, nor to the Pneumology department but to Forlanini which, as I have just learned, was in the closing phase at the time. I apologize for the error and thank those who pointed it out to me.

In itself, the hospital is also 5-star, my observation goes to the fact that they do not optimize parking spaces. To date there are also gazebos for vaccinations, which rightly occupy parking areas, to facilitate patients, so I say, why not arrange the parking before the helicopter landing area.

Premise: I do not understand the reason for some negative reviews ... well established that those who do and do so much can make mistakes, otherwise they would be called robots and not doctors, having said that we are talking about an excellence that we envy even abroad, let's talk a "Galluccio Giovanni" doctor who lectures on the other side of the world, who visits and works with patients continuously, coming into work in the morning and going out in the evening every day! Having said that, here is my experience: After a year spent between the incompetence of the family doctor and bad management of the case in another hospital, the epilogue was reached, removing the lung as the closed bronchus favored an infection (to the lung) to said of someone irrecoverable. Thanks to a friend who knew this department and Dr. Galluccio, we made one last attempt! Well, given the situation he decided to try the impossible and he succeeded, he reopened the bronchus (closed for at least 10 months), the lung resumed "breathing" and it was no longer necessary to remove it. Obviously I'm not here talking about recanalization, lasers, positioning of tiny prostheses and various difficulties because it is not my responsibility, I just say that if there are those who leave Sardinia every month to be treated and followed in this department there will be a reason or not? I conclude by saying that such a doctor could only surround himself with an equally excellent staff ... doctors, nurses, etc.

I want to thank Dr. Galluccio G. for everything he has done and continues to do for me every month, thanks to his skill he managed to save my lung, he is a person of extraordinary competence, simplicity and humanity a professional one of a kind. An immense thanks to all his staff always ready to listen and help all patients with great dedication and professionalism.

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