Immunocompromised Host

Linee guida per la vaccinazione anti-Covid 2023-24: tra scienza e buon senso

Marchetti F.

2023/8 — pag. 491-494 — DOI

Gestione del contatto con animali nei bambini oncoematologici

Fiumana G, Botta D, Dalla Porta MF, Macchi S, Soncini E, Santaniello A, Paciello O, Cellini M, Cesaro S

2023/4 — pag. 61-69 — DOI

Contact with animals in oncohaematological children is associated with many benefits, but the risk of contracting zoonosis, even if low, must be taken into consideration. To evaluate awareness on this topic a survey between the Italian paediatric onc...

Legionellosi in Pediatria

L. Impagnatiello, C. Bersanini, M. Spinelli, G.M. Ferrari, A. Biondi, C. Rizzari

2020/5 — pag. 328-330

The article describes the clinical course of a 2-year-old Rumanian girl affected by acute lymphoblastic leukaemia who presented with a severe pneumonia during the initial chemotherapy phase. The main features of the infection caused by the bacterium ...

Legionellosi in Pediatria

L. Impagnatiello, C. Bersanini, M. Spinelli, G.M. Ferrari, A. Biondi, C. Rizzari

2020/5 — pag. 99-102 — DOI

The article describes the clinical course of a 2-year-old Rumanian girl affected by acute lymphoblastic leukaemia who presented with a severe pneumonia during the initial chemotherapy phase. The main features of the infection caused by the bacterium ...

Vaccinazioni in pazienti fragili: facciamo il punto della situazione

L. Abbagnato, A. Selicorni

2018/8 — pag. 501-507

Immunisation and disability are inextricably linked. It is well known that vaccinations can eliminate or mitigate some preventable diseases that can cause disability when severely expressed. Moreover, the issue about immunisation of a child affecte...

La vaccinazione nei bambini oncoematologici:l’insegnamento della varicella

G. Masera

2011/1 — pag. 39

Le vaccinazioni nei bambini oncoematologicidurante e dopo la chemioterapia

Gruppo di Lavoro Terapia di Supporto dell’Associazione Italiana di Emato-Oncologia Pediatrica (AIEOP)

2011/1 — pag. 33-38

Aim - Defining the guidelines on vaccinations in paediatric cancer patients. Method - We reviewed the literature published from 1980 to 2009 according to the methodology suggested by the American Society of Infectious Disease. The intention was to...

Le complicanze della varicella come causa di ospedalizzazione: studio retrospettivo di 27 anni

M.V. Abate, C. Zanchi, E. Barbi, A. Ventura

2010/3

La varicella

P. Petaros, F. Marchetti

2005/2 — pag. 89-98

This is a review of varicella, its complications and management. Varicella is very contagious and more then 90% of cases occur in individuals younger than 15 years of age. The average incubation period is 14 days, transmission occurs via contact wi...

Il Pneumocisti Carinii

M. Lazzerini

2004/11

L'infezione da citomegalovirus (Parte seconda)

G. Bartolozzi

2002/8

L'infezione da citomegalovirus (Parte prima)

G. Bartolozzi

2002/7

Meningoencefalite da Listeria Monocytogenes: due casi pediatrici

E.Barth, I.Bruno, B.Longo, P.Petaros, M.Busetti, G.A.Zanazzo, M.Rabusin, P.Tamaro

2002/7

Meningoencefalite da Listeria in oncologia pediatrica

2002/7 — pag. 460-460

Report on two cases of Listeria-induced meningoencephalitis in a child aged 19 months with pre-B lymphatic leukemia, slightly neutropenic, and a child aged 15 years with T lymphatic leukemia, not neutropenic but lymphopenic. The disease rapidly ev...

Varicella e aciclovir

E. Neri, I. Bruno, C. Salvatore, F. Braida, E. Barbi

2000/6 — pag. 377-381

Chicken pox is still a common disease, usually with a favourable course. Complications are rare (2-3/100.000) in immunocompetent patients. The Authors review the published experience regarding treatment with acyclovir and conclude that the advantag...

Amfotericina B e ambisome nella febbre protratta dei soggetti immunodepressi e neutropenici ?

G. Bartolozzi

1999/4

Vaccinazione anti-varicella: solo delirio vaccinale?

G. Palla, A. Villirillo, A. Ventura

1997/6 — pag. 381-385

Chickenpox is a self-limited disease in the large majority of cases. However, severe complications may occasionally occur both in immunocompetent (infections due to invasive beta-hemolytic group A streptococcus) and in immunocompromised children...