Meningoencephalitis

Immunodeficienza combinata grave

Valencic I, Moratti M, Bettelli S, Ancora G

2026/3 — pag. 58-66 — DOI

Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) is characterised by profound quantitative and/or functional T-cell defects and predisposes infants to life-threatening infections, including sepsis that may progress to organ dysfunction and disseminated intrav...

Chi è il paraechovirus e perché bisogna tenerlo a mente

E. Cacciatore, S. Dal Bo, G. Vieni, C. Radice, L. Biserna, I. Bruno, V. Sambri, F. Marchetti

2019/9 — pag. 596-598

Meningoencefalite e Toscana virus: quando e perché pensarci

G. Marescotti, S. Dal Bo, L. Casadio, G. Vieni, C. Farneti, F. Marchetti

2019/4 — pag. 86-88

Toscana virus is an endemic ArBo virus present in the countries of the Mediterranean basin. It may cause from asymptomatic or self-limiting febrile forms to cases of meningitis or meningoencephalitis that sometimes are complicated. Particularly in su...

Un’encefalite dall’aspetto sospetto

C. Petrolini, M. Luzzati

2017/10

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...