Atresia biliare

Colestasi neonatale e fibrosi cistica

Maggiore G.

2024/6 — pag. 116-117 — DOI

The diagnosis of cystic fibrosis was eventually made in a one-month-old infant with cholestasis. The newborn screening for cystic fibrosis had been falsely negative....

L’ittero in un lattante

Moras M, Tanzi G, Melli P, Cogo P.

2024/5 — pag. 329-331 — DOI

The diagnosis of biliary atresia was ultimately made in an infant who still presented with jaundice after his first month of life and had previously been misdiagnosed with breast milk jaundice. The authors underline that biliary atresia should always...

Diagnosi delle colestasi neonatali e infantili

Maggiore G, Della Corte C.

2022/4 — pag. 244-248 — DOI

Neonatal and infantile cholestasis (NIC) may represent the onset of a surgically correctable disease and of a genetic or metabolic disorder worthy of medical treatment. Timely recognition of NIC and identification of the underlying aetiology are para...

Epatologia e gastroenterologia

Maggiore G, Bramuzzo M

2021/26 — pag. 5 — DOI

Non di solo Covid uccide il Covid… “Deve avere qualcosa” Atresia biliare: guai sbagliare È ora di cambiare Anoressia nervosa, osteoporosi ed estrogenoterapia Il circo dei… probiotici

2020/7 — pag. 417-418 — DOI

Profilassi del sanguinamento da deficit di vitamina K: finalmente la luce?

G. Maggiore, S. Demarini

2016/8 — pag. 483-485

Ittero in un lattante: quando l’assassino è proprio il maggiordomo

M. Bensa, E. Gubellini, M. Bramuzzo

2010/8 — pag. 525-526

Politiche sanitarie e salute infantile in Italia

L. Perletti

2009/9 — pag. 584-587

The organizational models of the supra-regional centres for rare diseases in some European countries are compared by reporting the cases of biliary atresia and cochlear implants in children. Once again Italy departs from Europe; the causes are exam...

Atresia delle vie biliari: quali insidie per il pediatra?

R. Iorio, A.M. Salzano, F. Cirillo, G. Vallone

2009/4 — pag. 224-231

Biliary atresia (BA) is the most common pediatric cause of cirrhosis, end-stage liver disease and indication for liver transplantation. The clinical presentation is characterized by jaundice with yellow or dark urine and pale stools, which eventually...

Colestasi neonatale: la grande simulatrice

M. Tufano, F. Cirillo, G. Ranucci, R. Vecchione, A. Sonzogni, D. Alberti, R. Iorio

2008/8

Atresia biliare: non è mai troppo prestoStipsi severa nei bambini: non serve lo psicologoEstremi mali, estremi rimedi: chirurgia bariatrica per l'obesità grave dei bambini?Vaccino anti-Rotavirus umano attenuato: efficace anche "al di là dal mare"Neonati e “lattantini”: meglio distesi che seduti

2008/5 — pag. 283-284

Il trapianto epatico in età pediatrica: il punto attuale di un Centro italiano

G. Torre, M. Spada, S. Riva, et al.

2002/5 — pag. 302-310

The Authors report their experience on liver transplantation in children at the Pediatric Liver Transplantation Program, Ospedali Riuniti of Bergamo. Over a five year period 156 transplantations have been performed in 141 children (15 children requ...

La diagnosi di ittero colestatico nel neonato

G. Maggiore, S. Caprai

1999/3 — pag. 157-161

The incidence of cholestatic jaundice in newborn babies is 1/2500 live births. Biliary atresia is the most frequent single cause of neonatal cholestasis, its frequency is 1/10.000 live births. The prognosis is strictly related to early surgical tre...

Fegato a ultrasuoni

G. Maggiore, M. Massimetti

1998/1 — pag. 17-22

Over the past two decades ultrasonography (US) have emerged as the principal imaging method for diagnostic examination of the liver and biliary tree. US is relatively not expensive and safe: the single major disadvantage is its dependence upon a...