A 49-year-old woman, was referred for electroneuromyography examination for paresthesias, pain and thoracic outlet syndrome hypothesis. The motor and sensory nerve conduction and electromyography were normal. At the physical examination we observed brachysyndactyly (Figure 1) and atrophy of the pectoralis major confirming the diagnosis of Poland Syndrome (PS).

Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can lead to multitudes of health consequences, including physical, reproductive and psychological which may be fatal. Consequences include suppression of immune system, increase risk of autoimmune diseases, sleep disturbance and behavioral regression. A body of data accumulated over several decades has demonstrated neurobiological abnormalities in PTSD patients. The authors have reviewed literature on various consequences of PTSD.

Starting from the figure of the Jewish-Christian and biblical ancient-testamentary God YHWH (Yahweh), now become the one and true God, omniscient and omnipresent, for Judaism and religions of Christian origin, through the manipulation of the "sacred" text and the historical facts narrated, the present study deals with the thorny question of the psychopathological profile of this very controversial figure. The aim is to define the general framework, in order to trace a psychopathological profile consistent with the letter of the first Jewish-Christian texts: a path that will accompany the reader to recognize the pathological traits of the narcissistic personality of a "war man", falsely transformed from theology to a good, just and merciful "God".

Starting from the definition analysis of Parkinsons disorder, we proceeded to study the clinical, psychological and socio-environmental context, to better analyze the intrinsic and extrinsic aspects of this chronic progressive neurodegenerative pathology, placing emphasis also on secondary forms. The present contribution focuses in particular on all the most significant elements, also from an etiological and neurobiological point of view, in order to present the best therapies and treatments known today in medical and neuropsychotherapeutic profiles.