Convulsioni

Intossicazione severa da tetraidrocannabinolo

Orsi SM, Mallamaci MF, Carrato V, Moscatelli A

2025/1 — pag. 18-18 — DOI

A 1-year-old girl was hospitalised with coma and seizures caused by acute THC intoxication (45 µg/l) due to hashish resin ingestion. Supportive therapy, including IV hydration and bromazepam, led to complete symptom resolution within 72 hours. This c...

Le manifestazioni parossistiche non epilettiche

Tratta E, Piacentini F, Pelosi P, Cupone R, Mirri S, Bini R, Mirri G, Ferrara G

2024/8 — pag. 166-166 — DOI

A 9-month-old infant, under follow-up for neonatal sepsis due to Streptococcus agalactiae, presented to the Emergency Department with episodes of head drooping, sometimes accompanied by blinking. During the clinical examination, the infant showed nor...

Crisi convulsive in corso di gastroenterite: una condizione benigna

Del Monte F, Viale S.

2022/9 — pag. 598-600 — DOI

The paper describes the case of a 17-month-old child presenting with gastro- enteritis with recurrent convulsions finally diagnosed as benign convulsions with mild gastroenteritis (CWG).The clinical, diagnostic and prognostic implications of this con...

Fragilità genitoriali e danni ai bambini: un caso di abusive head trauma

Chiaraluce S, Colasanto L, Ferrari F.

2022/8 — pag. 524-526 — DOI

The case of a 4-month-old infant with clonic seizures involving the right hemisoma finally diagnosed with abusive head trauma (AHT) is presented. The risk factors and the diagnostic implications of AHT are also discussed....

Cluster familiare di infezione da Listeria monocytogenes

Cinquatti R, Acucella G, Emmig U, Rossi C, Canale C, Folgori G, Guala A

2022/5 — pag. 102-105 — DOI

Listeria monocytogenes is a Gram-positive facultative intracellular bacterium; it is transmitted to humans through the ingestion of contaminated food. Patients are typically immunosuppressed individuals, pregnant women, newborns and elderly people. I...

Stroke arterioso neonatale: quello che ogni pediatra deve sapere

C. Di Lucca, G.C. Fabrizio, N.F. Cicchetti, A. Derosa, T. Faillace, F. Forte, V. Targiani, P. Appio, C. Figliuolo, M. Nardella, R. Davanzo

2020/6 — pag. 371-376

Neonatal arterial stroke is a common cause of established neurological sequelae. Although several risk factors have been identified, many questions regarding in particular its causes remain unanswered. This study reports 3 cases observed in the Mater...

Convulsioni da PRESsione alta

R. Masetti, L. Ronchini, S. Riolo, F. Guida, I. Corsini, F. Carfagnini, F. Toni, D.M. Cordelli, A. Pession

2019/5 — pag. 297-302

Background - PRES (posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome) is a clinical-radiological entity characterised by a combination of neurological signs and symptoms and neuroradiological alterations like subcortical and cortical vasogenic oedema th...

QT lungo congenito ed epilessia: quale relazione?

L. Cortellazzo Wiel

2019/5 — pag. 118-118

Dexmedetomidina intramuscolo per l’elettroencefalografia in sedazione del paziente autistico

S. Amoroso, F. Poropat, G. Cozzi, R. Devescovi, E. Barbi

2018/7

An 11-year-old autistic girl was admitted to the Emergency Room for a self-resolving episode of seizure. An electroencephalogram (EEG) under sedation was easily performed with the administration of intramuscular dexmedetomidine. Patients with autism ...

Convulsioni e stato di male epilettico: schema sinottico per l’intervento in emergenza/urgenza

F. Quarantiello, G. Furcolo

2016/3

Stato di male nella sindrome di Sturge-Weber

G. Bravar, M. Arigliani, C. De Pieri

2015/8

Che PRESsione!

C. Geraci

2014/3

Il midazolam in soluzione transmucosa orale

F. Marchetti, G. Rametta, P. Ricciardelli

2013/5 — pag. 313-317

Oromucosal midazolam (Buccolam) has been recently approved also in Italy for the treatment of paediatric patients (aged 3 months to 5 minutes). Oromucosal midazolam was at least as effective as rectal diazepam in clinical trials in children with ...

Convulsioni e stroke neonatale

E. Coccolini, F. Sbravati, G. Faldella

2011/8

Convulsioni in corso di gastroenterite lieve

G. Crichiutti, I. Poskurica, A. Orioles

2010/3 — pag. 165-169

Convulsions with mild gastroenteritis (CWG) in small children have been frequently reported in the Japanese medical literature since 1982 but only recently mentioned in western countries. Although the diagnosis is one of exclusion, some peculiar cl...

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a cura Irene Bruno e Alessandra Perco

2008/10

Ipocalcemia: un sintomo dalle tante “facies”

G. Igli Baroncelli, F. Vierucci, A. Bartoli, G. Saggese

2008/1

Gli effetti della chirurgia nell'epilessia del bambino

G. Bartolozzi

2007/6

Che strani capelli ha quel bambino

C. Balducci, A. Vaccaro, E. Spadoni, C. Mazzatenta , L. Luti , L. Matteucci, R. Domenici

2004/4

Una porpora di Schonlein-Henoch plurisintomatica

G. Bonora, C. Malorgio

2002/4

Iponatremia da trattamento con DDAVP: la desmopressina e l’enuresi notturna

P.P. Molinari, A. Lambertini, G. Giovannini e coll.

1998/4 — pag. 227-228

Desmopressin (DDAVP) is widely used in the treatment of primary nocturnal enuresis. It is a safe and effectiv drug, but occasionally water intoxication may occur. We report a 5 - year - old girl who developed generalized seizures due to hyponatr...