The restoration, in this specific case, should be understood in the broadest sense of its meaning: no more, therefore, the restoration of a single monument, but the restoration of an urban tissue, the historical centre of Bologna, that counts about 38 km of porticoes built since the 11th century; many of them could be considered as examples of vernacular architecture. The research proposes methodological criteria of intervention based on the different types of flooring present in the local building situation in relation to their specific conditions of degradation. The courses of action with their operational indications, indifferent to the concept of distinction between greater or lesser architectures, are proposed as a cultural act for the protection and enhancement of the entire urban heritage.

Background: Camptocormia, as an isolated sign, could be a diagnostic challenge since it might be caused by several central and peripheral nervous system diseases, including Parkinson disease, dystonia, MSA, Alzheimer disease, ALS, CIDP, myasthenia and myopathies.