Bartonellosis

Tanto va la gatta al lardo che ci lascia lo zampino

Di Noto F, Scalzo S, Ganci I, Melfa M, La Cagnina G, Palermo RL, Cipolla D

2024/7 — pag. 468-470 — DOI

The case describes a seven-year-old boy with a painful swelling in the right armpit. After excluding a neoplastic condition and noting recent contact with cats, Cat Scratch Disease was diagnosed, confirmed by positive serology for Bartonella henselae...

Febbre e lesioni ipoecogene di fegato e milza

Zanatta L.

2022/4 — pag. 255-258 — DOI

Two cases of systemic bartonellosis are described. They both presented with long lasting, unexplained fever and multiple hyopoechoic hepato-splenic images on ultrasound examination....

Bartonellosi e D-dimero

Licitra M, Acucella G, Barbaglia M, Mazzocchi P, Bottari G, Guala A

2021/10 — pag. 298-303 — DOI

The paper reports the case of a 17-year-old immunocompetent boy with persistent fever and elevated D-dimer. The family referred contact with kitten and ingestion of homemade deer salami. Abdominal ultrasound scan and CT showed multiple hepatic and sp...

E se il gatto non ci mette lo “zampino”?

A. Pirrone, M. Copertino, C. Pierobon

2013/4 — pag. 251-253

Febbre e febbricola di origine indeterminata PPI nell’asma “difficile”: inutili e probabilmente dannosi Bambini che tornano dai viaggi con la febbre Dieta senza glutine alla deriva Adenosina nella tachicardia parossistica: dose doppia da subito Talidomitica!

2012/2 — pag. 79-80

Le linfoadenopatie

M. Rabusin

2000/4