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Stipsi e zoppia… il neuroblastoma

Del Rizzo I, Kiren V, Rabusin M

2021/6 — pag. 393-393 — DOI

A case of a sixteen-month-old girl with limp and constipation do to abdominal neuroblastoma is presented. The clinical presentation of neuroblastoma is highly variable, ranging from a mass that causes no symptoms to a primary tumour that causes criti...

Coxalgia benigna o artrite settica?

F. Marchetti, G. Papucci, C. Udina, L. Mambelli

2017/7 — pag. 435-439

Children with a painful hip present a diagnostic challenge since clinical differentiation between septic arthritis and transient synovitis may be difficult. Septic arthritis, a potentially life-threatening and debilitating medical emergency, requir...

Gabrio, il bimbo in punta di piede

C. Bibalo, V. Guastalla, C. Sandrin

2015/1

Quando la pancia non fa camminare...

F. Sfriso, V. Rametta

2014/7 — pag. 463-464

Una zoppia di difficile inquadramento diagnostico

F. De Maddi, R. De Ritis, F. Di Pietto, P. Siani

2007/10 — pag. 667-668

We describe the symptoms in a girl, aged 12 years, who presented hip pain and we analyse the initial clinical picture and its worsening. It needs to be differentiated from septic arthritis, pyomyositis and transient synovitis among other disease. Sep...

Un caso di zoppia

C. Galletto, N. Bertorello, E. Barisone, R. Mazzone, A. Andreacchio

2007/1

Un caso di zoppia

C. Galletto, N. Bertorello, E. Barisone, R. Mazzone, A. Andreacchio

2007/1 — pag. 51-53

In childhood and adolescence articular pains are frequent and in most of the cases they disappear rapidly and spontaneously. In a few patients the cause of the symptoms is an organic and/or a systemic pathology that require accurate examination a...

Una epifisiolisi d'anca trascurata

D. Bello

1999/7