Enteral Nutrition

La sindrome del compasso aorto-mesenterico in un adolescente

Carzaniga V, Zicoia M

2024/5 — pag. 94-95 — DOI

The diagnosis of aorto-mesenteric compass syndrome was eventually made in a 13-year-old boy who repeatedly accessed the emergency department for abdominal pain and vomiting...

Quelli che si chiamano bambini (e famiglie) ad alta complessità assistenziale

Ravaglia A

2024/4 — pag. 75-76 — DOI

The author recounts the complexity of care and the emotional involvement the case of a child with spastic tetraparesis entailed. Additionally, a Decalogue of behaviour for the care of every child with complex assistance needs is offered to the reader...

Anoressia nervosa e modalità di rialimentazione

Lanzarini E, Di Leo G.

2024/1 — pag. 12 — DOI

L’approccio nutrizionale nell’anoressia nervosa: dalla teoria alla pratica clinica

Ballaben A, Maurel E, Di Leo G, Abbracciavento G, Zanchi C.

2023/8 — pag. 501-507 — DOI

Anorexia nervosa is a common eating disorder characterized by a physical and psychosocial deterioration due to an altered pattern of food intake and weight control. The severity of malnutrition often requires hospitalization to start enteral artifici...

Tutto sulla PEG in dieci domande

Pillon R

2021/3 — pag. 189-190 — DOI

PEG e bottone gastrostomico: le medicazioni

G. Di Leo, D. Codrich

2015/7 — pag. 458-459

PEG e bottone gastrostomico: alcune note pratiche

G. Di Leo, D. Codrich

2015/5 — pag. 330-331

Ptosi palpebrale con episclerite nodulare e malattia di Crohn

P. Serraino, L. Cattaneo, D. De Benedetti, R. Lera, A. Secco, F. Pesce

2015/3

The paper describes the case of a 12-year-old boy who presented with asthenia, weight loss, and right palpebral ptosis associated with episcleritis during the last three months. Blood tests showed an increase in the sedimentation rate and faecal calp...

Cheilite granulomatosa: descrizione di un caso clinico

P. Serraino, L. Cattaneo, D. De Benedetti, R. Lera, A. Secco, F. Pesce

2013/7

Granulomatous cheilitis in the paediatric population may be an initial manifestation of Crohn’s disease. The article reports the case of a 13-year-old boy who presented with epigastralgia and fever for ten days. Nine months before he had been diagnos...

Difficoltà di alimentazione del bambino cerebroleso grave

E. Dreosto

2005/6 — pag. 367-370

Many children with cerebral palsy encounter some difficulties while eating and drinking. These difficulties may be due to poor posture and head control, or to limited/altered tongue, lips and jaw movements. Feeding problems should be addressed as s...

L’ipoglicemia neonatale

R. Davanzo, E. Barth, S. Demarini

2004/11 — pag. 699-704

Neonatal hypoglycemia is defined as blood glucose higher than 45 mg/l. Blood glucose levels below this level are significantly associated with neurological damage. Normal newborn babies do not need monitoring of blood glucose, which is mandatory fo...

Paralisi cerebrale e disturbi dell'alimentazione:gli esami strumentali per la diagnosi

M. Lazzerini, S. Martelossi, F. Marchetti

2004/8

L’anoressia nervosa: un approccio pragmatico

A. Brunelli, L. Gualtieri

2001/10 — pag. 664-667

Strategies and possible models for interdisciplinary collaboration in the case-management of anorexia nervosa are presented, based on the experience of a multidisciplinary group (paediatrician, nutritionist, psychologist). Indications for hospital ...

Relazione tra stato nutrizionale e funzionalita' respiratoria nei pazienti con fibrosi cistica

R. Ciambra, P. Petaros, L. Giglio

2001/9

L'uso delle IgG per bocca non previene l'enterocolite necrotizzante

G. Bartolozzi

2001/9

Una crescita che passa attraverso un sondino

I. Berti, S. Martelossi, A. Ventura

2001/9

Una crescita che passa attraverso un sondino

I. Berti, S. Martelossi, A. Ventura

2001/9 — pag. 625-625

A severe malnutrition in an epileptic encephalopathic boy, was succesfully treated by enteral feeding....

La nutrizione nella patologia neurologica

A. Tedeschi

2001/3 — pag. 158-166

As many as 90% of severely disabled children suffer from nutritional problems. Deglutition problems and gastroesophageal reflux hamper nutrition and cause frequent lower respiratory infections. Malnutrition follows in many cases. Appropriate manage...

Malnutrizione ospedaliera: il caso della diarrea acuta

M. Fontana

2000/5 — pag. 294-299

Acute diarrhea is still a frequent cause of admission. In about 50% of cases, in spite of adequate rehydration, these patients are discharged after 3-5 days with a lower weight than at admission. This occurs because refeeding in infants and small c...

Le problematiche auxologiche del lattante cardiopatico: malnutrizionee scarsa crescita

R. Vitiello, F.M. Picchio

2000/2 — pag. 97-100

Failure to thrive is frequent in infants with congenital hearth defect and may negatively influence the surgical correction. Besides the prenatal problems such as an embriopathy, other factors such as malabsorption and reduced caloric intake may fa...

La PEG, questa sconosciuta

A. Messineo, M. Monai

1999/2 — pag. 119-121

Gastroenterologia pediatrica: tra evidenze, smentite e confusione

A. Ventura

1998/9 — pag. 589-590

Malattie infiammatorie dell’intestino: terapia nutrizionale

D.C. Belli

1998/8 — pag. 527-527

La malttia infiammatoria cronica intestinale: una esperienza “tutta d’un fiato”

G. Palla e coll.

1998/8 — pag. 523-527