Abdominal imaging

Linfangioma cistico mesenterico: una rara causa di addome acuto nel bambino

Graziano F, La Seta F, Citrano M, Cassata N, Rotolo M, Panci D, Paviglianiti G, Milazzo M, Caruso A

2022/10 — pag. 205-208 — DOI

Cystic lymphangiomas are rare benign tumours of childhood resulting from an abnormal development of the lymphatic system, most commonly arising in the head and axillary regions. Abdominal cystic lymphangiomas are rare, accounting for approximately 5%...

La malrotazione intestinale: cosa deve sapere il pediatra

Tumminelli C, Galimberti AMC, Di Leo G, Codrich D, Murru FM, Gortani G

2021/3 — pag. 78-83 — DOI

Intestinal malrotation includes anomalies of intestinal rotation and fixation occurred during embryogenesis. It may present with acute or chronic-intermittent symptoms or remain asymptomatic. There are several methods to identify a defect of intestin...

Non solo invaginazione

M. Copertino, M.V. Abate

2015/6

Trauma contusivo addominale

G. Ferrara, P. Assandro, L. Calligaris, F. Zennaro, M.G. Scarpa, E. Barbi

2014/2 — pag. 97-103

Blunt abdominal trauma is a common presentation in the emergency unit and still remains a leading cause of death in children older than one year of age. The spleen is the most commonly injured but other solid organs or bowel may be interested, so e...

Invaginazione intestinale nell’adolescente

F. Pittarello, S.B. Canto

1999/5 — pag. 283-284