Mialgia

Rabdomiolisi massiva da influenza B: quando i dolori muscolari non sono una "banale influenza"

Operti M, Laccisaglia A, Feyles F, Vassia C, Peruzzi L, Conio A, Versace A

2025/1 — pag. 16-17 — DOI

A 10-year-old girl with severe rhabdomyolysis linked to type B influenza showed rapid improvement without dialysis after being treated with hydration, albumin, diuretics, N-acetylcysteine and oseltamivir. This severe case highlights the potential myo...

La medicina “magica” che ti rimette in piedi

G.I. Baroncelli, G. Laccetta, A. Giannoni, F. Massei

2016/7 — pag. 445-448

Prolonged and exclusive breastfeeding without vitamin D supplements is a main determinant of vitamin D deficiency rickets in children of immigrants living in Italy. Dark skin may be an adjunctive factor for the development of rickets. Early signs a...

Rabdomiolisi e Mycoplasma pneumoniae: un'insolita associazione Una malattia, mille sensazioni: la mia esperienza con la fibrosi cistica

2011/3 — pag. 189-190

Rabdomiolisi in età pediatrica

C.L. Bersanini, S. Arrigoni, C. Stringhi, P. Tommasi, G. Zuin, M. Fontana

2011/3 — pag. 161-166

Rhabdomyolysis is the common final pathway of different processes that lead to the destruction of skeletal muscle and release of cellular contents in plasma; it is defined as serum creatine kinase (CK) level five times above normal in the absence o...

Miosite acuta

P. Salierno, L. Calligaris

2008/8