Jaundice

BRIC o PFIC?

Gibellato E, Lauriola RS, D'Antiga L

2025/10 — pag. 257-259 — DOI

A 9-year-old boy of Moldovan origin presented to the Emergency Room with jaundice and pruritus persisting for two months. His medical history revealed recurrent, self-limiting episodes and a recent hospitalization in Moldova for hyperbilirubinemia tr...

L’ittero in un lattante

Moras M, Tanzi G, Melli P, Cogo P.

2024/5 — pag. 329-331 — DOI

The diagnosis of biliary atresia was ultimately made in an infant who still presented with jaundice after his first month of life and had previously been misdiagnosed with breast milk jaundice. The authors underline that biliary atresia should always...

Un colpo d’occhio… siculo

M.C. Lia, I. Giuseppin, A. Tonetto, P.G. Flora

2015/7

Quando la sferocitosi incontra il chirurgo

C. Bibalo

2015/6

Summary Hereditary spherocytosis is a common inherited disorder that is characterized by anaemia, jaundice and splenomegaly. It is reported worldwide and is the most common inherited anaemia in individuals of northern European ancestry. Clinical ...

Epatite acuta con colestasi da Parvovirus B19

S. Perrini, b. Guidi, P. Torelli, A. Forte

2015/2 — pag. 119-121

Few cases of acute hepatitis due to Parvovirus B19 are reported in the literature. The paper describes a case of acute cholestatic hepatitis due to Parvovirus B19 infection. Diagnosis was based on a positive serologic test (IgM) and on molecular dete...

Quando l’EBV arriva al fegato

Sara Lega, Martina Tubaro

2014/6

Il “late preterm”: un neonato pretermine attempato

D. Cipolla, D. Ferrara, M. Giuffrè, G. Puccio, G. Moceri, G. Corsello

2013/6 — pag. 369-371

Late preterm (LP) infants, defined by birth between 34+0 and 36+6 weeks’ gestation (WG), represent about 70% of premature infants. Causes of preterm deliveries are: twin births, premature rupture of membranes (PROM), placental abruption, maternal d...

Erano solo vitamine!

L. Matarazzo, C. Bibalo, G. Ferrara, S. Orlandini

2013/4

Germania

M.G. Gregorio

2010/3

Colestasi neonatale: la grande simulatrice

M. Tufano, F. Cirillo, G. Ranucci, R. Vecchione, A. Sonzogni, D. Alberti, R. Iorio

2008/8 — pag. 527-529

Early detection and accurate diagnosis of cholestatic jaundice (CJ) are important for successful treatment and favourable prognosis but the rapid and effective recognition of the causes of cholestasis in infants is still challenging also for paed...

Un lattante distrofico

L. Calligaris, G. Cont, D. Codrich, F. Zennaro, F. Marchetti

2005/9

Febbre e rash con segno della mano gialla: è scarlattina?

M. Lazzerini

2004/1

Febbre e rash con segno della mano gialla: è scarlattina?

M. Lazzerini

2004/1

Febbre e rash con segno della mano gialla: è scarlattina?

M. Lazzerini

2004/1

Colestasi nella mononucleosi infettiva da virus di Epstein-Barr

F. Massei, G. Palla, C. Ughi, et al.

2002/5 — pag. 308-310

Although biochemical evidence of liver damage is frequent in children with EBV infectious mononucleosis, signs or symptoms related to an impaired bile flow as jaundice or pruritus are rare. The Authors report three cases observed in a two-year peri...

Quando l’epatite e l’anemia si alternano

C. Benucci, C. Trapani, F. Mannelli, I. Sforzi, M. Resti

2001/4 — pag. 255-256

La diagnosi di ittero colestatico nel neonato

G. Maggiore, S. Caprai

1999/3 — pag. 157-161

The incidence of cholestatic jaundice in newborn babies is 1/2500 live births. Biliary atresia is the most frequent single cause of neonatal cholestasis, its frequency is 1/10.000 live births. The prognosis is strictly related to early surgical tre...