A practice built on method, listening and clinical responsibility.

Carine Petry's clinical practice is organized around a recurring observation: presentations involving several body systems rarely find an explanation when each symptom is assessed separately. Skin, digestive tract, cardiovascular system, sleep and cognition may share one underlying mechanism — and it is the integrated reading that makes that mechanism visible.

A Sleep Medicine specialist, she dedicates her practice to investigating conditions such as Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and the persistent effects of COVID-19. These conditions share three characteristics: multisystem presentation, diagnostic criteria requiring careful clinical correlation, and a frequent history of diagnostic delay.

The work combines an in-depth clinical history, targeted physical examination and tests chosen from defined hypotheses — with particular attention to the correct moment of collection, which in some conditions determines the result. When the investigation points to another field, referral is part of clinical conduct, not an interruption of it.