Epistassi

Piastrinopenia nel contesto di una intercorrenza infettiva

Zago A

2025/10 — pag. 275-276 — DOI

The paper reports the case of a 10-year-old girl with acute post-infectious thrombocytopenia, presenting with widespread petechiae, ecchymoses and epistaxis, with otherwise normal blood counts. Initial platelet count was 0/mm³. Intravenous immunoglob...

Un corpo estraneo nel naso

Serruto M

2023/6 — pag. 97-99 — DOI

Nasal foreign bodies are common in children. Through the experience of a clinical case, it is possible to describe the clinical signs of suspect nasal foreign bodies to intervene promptly and avoid short and long-term complications....

Un corpo estraneo nel naso

Serruto M.

2023/6 — pag. 399-402 — DOI

Nasal foreign bodies are common in children. Through the experience of a clinical case, it is possible to describe the clinical signs of suspect nasal foreign bodies to intervene promptly and avoid short and long-term complications....

L’epistassi

Zago A, Grasso D, Barbi E.

2022/8 — pag. 499-504 — DOI

Epistaxis is a common condition in childhood. Anterior nosebleeds are most common, almost always self-limited and rarely life-threatening. Infective and allergic rhinitis, mucosal dryness, trauma, foreign body, rhinitis and digital manipulation can c...

Un buco sul naso

P. Coppo, C. Benevenuta, G. Calosso, M. Mandolesi, M. Denina, P.A. Tovo

2016/1

L’epistassi nel bambino

S. Lega, G. Ferrara

2015/9 — pag. 585-588

Epistaxis is very common in children and usually originates from small anastomotic vessels in the anterior septum as a consequence of local trauma. In most cases bleeding is self-limiting and can be easily managed with direct compression of the nas...

L'epistassi

G. Bartolozzi

2009/4

Epistassi ricorrenti nell’infanzia

G. Pelos

2000/2 — pag. 116