Antihistamines

Rinite allergica e trattamento farmacologico

2026/1 — pag. 59 — DOI

Orticaria cronica spontanea

Colussi L, Malni I, Badina L, Berti I.

2024/10 — pag. 629-634 — DOI

Chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) is a condition characterized by the daily occurrence of wheals, with or without angioedema. It persists for more than six weeks, without any identifiable triggering factor and is caused by the abnormal activation o...

Orticaria cronica: una realtà non così infrequente

Tessitore A

2022/4 — pag. 93-93 — DOI

A case of a (probably) chronic urticaria in a 6-year-old boy is described. The diagnostic and therapeutic approach is also discussed....

Orticaria Molluschi

2020/10 — pag. 666 — DOI

Orticaria da freddo

E. Benelli, G. Longo, A. Ventura

2015/2 — pag. 99-103

Cold-induce urticaria, a subtype of physical urticaria, is characterized by the appearance of wheals after the exposure to cold. There are two main types of cold-induce urticaria: the most common is the typical one, which is characterized by a posi...

Una lista di farmaci condivisa per la pediatria territoriale di famiglia: uno studio osservazionale

D. Piovani, A. Clavenna, M. Bonati e il Gruppo PeFAB

2014/5 — pag. 315-321

Objectives - To identify a list of shared drugs on the basis of those prescribed by a group of paediatricians during the daily clinical practice. The group were involved in initiatives concerning health care for years. Materials and methods - A to...

La rinite allergica in età pediatrica

E. Benelli, A. Ventura, G. Longo

2014/4 — pag. 240-248

Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a common disease, especially among adolescents. Dust mite rhinitis usually develops at the end of preschool age and it is characterized by obstructive symptoms. AR due to pollens becomes more evident close to 10 years of a...

Farmacoterapia del sonno in pediatria

2010/8 — pag. 519-521

Antistaminici e allattamento al seno

R. Davanzo, C. Oretti, L. Rubert, I. Roncoroni

2010/3 — pag. 179-184

The safety profile of antihistamines during breastfeeding is largely variable. New second generation antihistamines are preferable because of reduced side effects on the central nervous system and heart. Among old first generation antihistamines, h...

Terapia della dermatite atopica (Parte terza)

G. Bartolozzi

2009/1

Gli antistaminici di nuova generazione: quando, come, perché

B. Lattanzi, A. Guerrieri, F.M. de Benedictis

2008/8 — pag. 511-519

Second-generation antihistamines differ from first-generation because of their elevated specificity and affinity for peripheral H1-receptors and because of their lower penetration in to the central nervous system, having fewer sedative effects as a...

Uso dei farmaci contro la tosse e il raffreddore negli Stati Uniti dal 1999 al 2006

G. Bartolozzi

2008/7

Medicine per la tosse e il raffreddore: si può anche morire!

G. Bartolozzi

2008/7

Orticaria acuta post-infettiva

M.P. Pilia, R. Meneghetti, G. Longo

2007/10 — pag. 647-651

Acute urticaria related to infections is a benign manifestation in children, especially in infancy and early childhood. It typically happens at the same time or at the end of, or after, a viral infection. The eruption is self-limited, and episodes ...

Gli antistaminici in Dermatologia pediatrica

E. Bonifazi

2001/9 — pag. 604-608

The Author offers an overview of the pharmacological properties of first, second, and third generation antihistamines and discusses their indications in paediatric dermatology (urticaria, insect bites, atopic dermatitis and mastocytosis). Loratadin...

Il prurito atopico

E. Bonifazi

1997/9 — pag. 583-586

Atopic dermatitis is the most frequent skin disease characterized by severe itching. The treatment of atopic itching should start from the evaluation of its severity. An itching score based on the number of crises during daytime, the period of w...

Orticaria autoimmune

S. Martelossi, F. Longo

1997/4 — pag. 249-250