Diencephalon

La melatonina nei disturbi del sonno in bambini e adolescenti con problemi neurocomportamentali

Marchetti F, Cocchi E.

2024/8 — pag. 505-508 — DOI

Melatonin, a neurohormone produced by the pineal gland, regulates the sleep-wake circadian rhythm. Sleep disorders are prevalent in children, especially those with neurodevelopmental disorders like autism and other neurodisabilities and affect about ...

Un caso di ipopituitarismo in età infantile

Guida M, Malizia G, Ferrara D

2023/8 — pag. 146-150 — DOI

Hypopituitarism is often an evolutionary condition, which if not present at birth with the classic signs of severe hypoglycaemia, prolonged jaundice, bilateral cryptorchidism and / or micropenis and alterations of neurological development, causes a d...

La mini-pubertà

Lattuada M, Calia M, Evasi V, Molinari S, Nicolosi ML, Cattoni A

2022/6 — pag. 131-132 — DOI

The case of mini-puberty in a 6-month-old infant born preterm is described. The authors discuss the clinical differences of mini-puberty in term and preterm newborns....

Gli esiti dello stroke ischemico del bambino: afasia e talamo

Giardinelli S, Bianchedi I, Uva A, Marchetti F.

2022/3 — pag. 193-196 — DOI

Left thalamic stroke in adults commonly results in thalamic aphasia, which is characterized by defects in lexical and semantic abilities associated with fluency and comprehension disabilities and intact word repetition. Although few cases have been r...

Gli esiti dello stroke ischemico del bambino: afasia e talamo

Giardinelli S, Bianchedi I, Uva A, Marchetti F

2022/3 — pag. 65-67 — DOI

Left thalamic stroke in adults commonly results in thalamic aphasia, which is characterized by defects in lexical and semantic abilities associated with fluency and comprehension disabilities and intact word repetition. Although few cases have been r...

Due giraffe in corsia: una encefalite da Mycoplasma pneumoniae

Amendolea A, Fierabracci M, Gucci A, Malandra L, Suriano G

2021/10 — pag. 657 — DOI

The article describes the case of an encephalitic involvement during Mycoplasma infection with pneumonia. As it often happens in paediatrics, the peculiarity lies in a nuanced symptomatology that may be underestimated. A repeated anamnesis was import...

Occhio.... al cortisone

P. Pecile

2020/2 — pag. 30-30

Pubertà precoce da causa organica

M. Cozzolino, A. Zucchini, F. Marchetti

2019/4 — pag. 243-246

The paper describes a case of a child with rapidly progressive central puberty (PPC) secondary to hypothalamic hamartoma. Hypothalamic hamartoma is a congenital malformation diagnosed with MRI. It may be associated with PPC, gelastic seizures and m...

Arcobaleno Lettera di commento all’intervento del dott. Basile Al professor Quintilio Virgili, mio nonno

2018/10 — pag. 626-627

Sarà maschio o femmina?

L. Lucaccioni, A. Boncompagni, E. Pietrella, P.L. Ceccarelli, F. Ferrari, A. Berardi, L. Mughetti

2018/9 — pag. 561-568

After the first trimester of pregnancy future parents are commonly asked if their child will be male or female. Such a question creates many expectations and implies the true determination of the baby's identity. Indeed, since the earliest stages of ...

Uso degli steroidi per via orale per un breve periodo ed eventi avversi

V. Murgia, F. Marchetti

2016/3

Caduta dallo scivolo

M. Orrù

2015/10

Ipopituitarismo congenito

P. Matarazzo, M. Repici, A. Ravaglia

2015/7 — pag. 452-457

A lot of genes govern pituitary gland development, differentiation and function. Mutations in those genes, as well as toxic or infective intrauterine noxae, could derange pituitary gland development, differentiation and function. More precocious is...

Effetti degli endocrine disruptors sullo sviluppo puberale

C. Gertosio, R. Toglia, S. Benzo, G. Cantamessa, V. Paganelli, S. Caimmi

2014/7

The potential effects of “endocrine disruptors” (ECDs) on the human health draw the attention of the scientific community. They are natural or synthetic substances that can alter the action of the endogenous hormones or have biological effects simila...

ADHD: curarli subito, curarli bene Sequele-1. Cortisone Vaccinazioni: bim, bum, bam Sequele-2. Tumori Cento anni di SAG Sequele-3. Encefalite da zecca Rivoluzione in Psichiatria

2013/7 — pag. 421-422

Troppa acqua non fa crescere

S. Naviglio, M.C. Pellegrin, G. Patti

2012/7

Genetica ed epigenetica dell'obesità

F. Panizon

2009/7 — pag. 431-439

Obesity is, first of all, a matter of genetics and it better develops in conditions of more food availability and sedentary lives as it occurs in rich countries. The control of the energetic balance (intake > accumulation > dispersion) is connected...

I meccanismi di azione dei Corticosteroidi

G. Bartolozzi

2005/10

Le basi molecolari dell’obesità

2005/1 — pag. 44-45

NEUROPSICHIATRIA QUOTIDIANA PER IL PEDIATRA DI FAMIGLIAPsicosomatica: molecole, strutture, interpretazioni

F. Panizon

2004/6 — pag. 368-381

The relationship between physiological responses to stressful stimuli and the onset of psychosomatic illnesses has been an area of intense interest for many years. Subtle disregulations of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis have been pro...

La melatonina: quale ruolo in Pediatria?

E. Verucci, T. Gerarduzzi, F. Marchetti

2003/6 — pag. 389-392

Melatonin is an hormone secreted by the pineal gland in relation to exposure to light. It regulates sleep and circadian rhythm in mammals. Melatonin therapy in humans was first successfully used in blind adults with sleep disturbances. More recentl...

Fate la nanna

E. Estevill, S. De Béjar.

2001/10 — pag. 686

Il diabete insipido centrale: più luci e meno ombre

M. Maghnie

2001/6 — pag. 361-368

Diabetes insipidus is a multifactorial disease caused by the lack of secretion of vasopressin, its physiologic suppression following excessive water intake, or kidney resistance to its action. The clinical and laboratory diagnosis is confirmed by s...

La febbre e il suo laboratorio

F. Panizon

1999/8 — pag. 512-514