Leg Injuries

Fratture patologiche: dal sospetto di rachitismo a una diagnosi oncologica

Lacovara A, Pepino C, Covini S, Mazza F, Incolingo C, Ferrecchi M, Franzone D.

2025/7 — pag. 462-464 — DOI

The clinical case described highlights an unusual presentation of metastatic-stage neuroblastoma, with a femoral fracture that initially led to a clinical suspicion of rickets....

Si alza, ma non cammina

D. Viggiano

2017/7 — pag. 463-464

Una crepa invisibile

A.G. Grasso, C. Radice, F. Marchetti

2017/4 — pag. 247-249

The article reports the case of a three-year-old boy that was brought to the Emergency Unit because of fever and refusal to bear weight on the right leg in the last four days. Blood exams and X-ray scan of the leg were normal without other signs or s...

Pseudoaneurisma post-traumatico del dorso del piede in età pediatrica

S. Nieri, M. D’Amato, S. Parmigiani

2013/8

The Authors report the case of an 11-year-old child observed in the outpatient clinic of Paediatric Ultrasound for the examination of a soft swelling on the dorsal surface of the forefoot in the space between 1st and 2nd metatarsal bone, which was ne...

Conte di bambiniRCT in ortopedia pediatricaUSA contro “resto del mondo” (e due editoriali da Lancet)Obesità: tre pezzi da non perdere!Trattamento dell’asma: sul New England una conferma Protocolli di morte Atrocità nell’atrocità

2005/4 — pag. 215-216

Il caso di Mirko

C. Favre, F. Massei, M. Massimetti

1998/2 — pag. 123-124