Anticonvulsivanti

Terapia farmacologica in urgenza

Squillaci D, Tumminelli C, Molina Ruiz I, Calligaris L, Poropat F, Barbi E, Amaddeo A, Cozzi G.

2022/7 — pag. 441-450 — DOI

Emergency cases are rare events in the paediatric emergency department. Nevertheless, paediatricians working at the emergency department should be able to provide the appropriate pharmacological intervention. This retrospective study, performed at th...

Sindrome DRESS: da un caso clinico particolare alla rivisitazione della patologia

Manieri S, De Gregorio F, Mirauda MP, Colangelo C, Tagliente M, Abate R, Romaniello L, Lapolla R, Salvatore D

2022/1 — pag. 10-16 — DOI

Drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms (DRESS) syndrome is a severe multiorgan hypersensitivity reaction mostly caused by several eliciting drugs in patients with a genetic predisposition. Anti-convulsants are the main drugs involved b...

Fisiopatologia della vitamina D (terza parte)

G. Bartolozzi

2008/1

Un caso di convulsione protratta

R. Giorgi, A. Lorusso, Z. Cannioto, E. Barbi

2005/9 — pag. 616-616

A feverish 15 months baby with gastroenteritis was referred to the Emergency Room because of prolonged seizures started 15’ before access to hospital. Venous access proved impossible and despite of two administrations of rectal diazepam, seizures ...

Le priorità associate all’uso dei farmaci “off-label”

F. Marchetti, J. Bua, S. Demarini, et al.

2005/8 — pag. 527-531

Two thirds of the drugs prescribed for children are off-label. However, off-label is not synonymous with incorrect, since it often represents the most rational, evidence-based therapy. Existing data on the use of off-label in children are based on ...

Gli anticonvulsivanti riducono l'efficacia della chemioterapia nella leucemia

G. Bartolozzi

2000/7