Cytopenias

Infezione da parvovirus B19: non solo “faccia schiaffeggiata”

Riccio S, D’Urzo G, Amendolara M, Aurino A, Avallone G, Prete A, Villano P, Masini L.

2025/4 — pag. 259-260 — DOI

Parvovirus B19 infection occurs in children with the typical “slapped cheek” rash, associated or not with fever and general malaise. The most affected age group is school-age children (4-11 years), with outbreaks in winter and summer seasons. Alongsi...

Zoppia, citopenia e VES: pensa anche al neuroblastoma

S. Andrade

2019/10 — pag. 250-250

L’EBV che non mi aspetto: MASe ci penso...!

A. Di Mascio, C. Redice, S. Pusceddu, V. Camelli, F. Marchetti

2016/10 — pag. 637-640

The paper reports the case of a 14-year-old boy who presented to our attention because for three days he had fever, laterocervical lymphadenopathy with limited movements of the neck and cytopoenia. The clinical diagnostic process led to the diagnos...

La splenomegalia

M. Rabusin, F. Patarino

2007/8 — pag. 493-499

The spleen in infants and children is involved in a wide variety of pathological conditions. Splenic disorders may be isolated like splenic cysts or, more frequently, due to multiorgan or systemic disease including hepatic diseases, malignancy, hemo...