Paranasal Sinus Diseases

Cefalea frontale con tumefazione: un raro caso di pneumoencefalo di origine infettiva

Raffaldi I, Dall'Olio E, Mogni R, Castagno E, Cerchio R, Garazzino S, Pruccoli G, Denina M, Peradotto F, Bondone C

2026/1 — pag. 1-4 — DOI

Intracranial complications of acute sinusitis in children are uncommon but may lead to serious neurological impairment. These intracranial complications include pneumocephalus, cerebral abscess, empyema, meningitis, cellulitis, orbital abscess and ca...

Pott puffy che? Una bambina unicorno

Tolone R, Minute M

2025/10 — pag. 274-274 — DOI

The paper reports the case of a 10-year-old girl presenting with frontal swelling, headache, purulent rhinorrhoea and fever, all symptoms consistent with Pott’s puffy tumor, a rare complication of frontal sinusitis. CT and MRI revealed frontal and et...

Sinusite acuta

2025/9 — pag. 583-585

Rivista sfogliabile on line

2025/4

Quando la sinusite si complica: il caso del tumore di Pott

Ranieri A, Bellini E, Pierantoni L, Andreozzi L, Dondi A, Campoli C, Zucchelli M, Lanari M

2025/4 — pag. 99-100 — DOI

A 12-year-old girl presented to the paediatric emergency room with a painful frontal swelling and fever. Clinical and radiological findings revealed complicated frontal sinusitis with pneumocephalus. Despite initial improvement following endoscopic d...

Cellulite orbitaria: una diagnosi a colpo d’occhio

Pasquali E, Iacono A, Farneti C, Romeo C, Marchetti F.

2025/2 — pag. 117-118 — DOI

A one-year-old girl presents with left orbital swelling during a fever after having been treated with antibiotic therapy for rhinitis and cough. The examination shows left eyelid oedema, a nearly closed eyelid fissure and mild facial asymmetry. The d...

La cellulite orbitaria in età pediatrica: una proposta di gestione diagnostico-terapeutica

Zama D, Altimari L, Ruscelli M, Pierantoni L, Gennari G, Toni F, Campoli C, Presutti L, Lanari M.

2024/1 — pag. 17-25 — DOI

The incidence of orbital cellulitis in the paediatric age is around 1.6/100,000 cases per year. Most cases are mild and limited to the preseptal space; however, severe and complicated cases are possible. Paediatricians should be able to recognize hig...

FDEIA e anafilassi da sforzo fisicoSindrome sinu-bronchiale

2019/9 — pag. 599

Sinusiti persistenti: pensa alle ciglia nullafacenti!

A. Lora, M. Maschio, G. Gortani

2016/9

Diplopia acuta

M. Sebastiani, L. Breda

2015/3 — pag. 189-192

Orgoglio e pregiudizio

G. Boschi

2015/1 — pag. 50-52

“Ubi pus ibi... expecta et observa”

A. Tonetto, I. Giuseppin

2014/6

Latte e malattie della “civilizzazione” Beclometasone, una bocciatura tutta italiana Mani-piedi-bocca: minacce e soluzioni dall’Asia Più rachitici di sempre Anemia falciforme: indicazioni utili per il medico di famiglia Sinusite, antibiotico, pneumococco La forza delle parole (dei genitori) Ah, dimenticavo…

2014/3 — pag. 147-148

Mai nominare il reflusso gastroesofageo Farmacogenomica e terapie personalizzate: il caso dell’istiocitosi di Langerhans Il bacio della mamma al vaglio della Evidence Based Medicine Norovirus Pistols (senza sex) Si può ipnotizzare l’intestino? Antibiotico nella rinosinusite: no, sì, ni

2013/4 — pag. 215-216

Infezioni delle vie respiratorie e antibiotico: sì, no, quando?

F. Marchetti, F. Panizon

2010/9 — pag. 577-584

It is reasonable to delay the antibiotic treatment of a few days in all the apparently not serious cases of upper respiratory infection. “Risk” groups, in which antibiotics should be used to treat each fever, are: chronic pulmonary, kidney and hear...

Nascosti dietro un naso capriccioso

M. Maschio

2007/7

Quando la mamma è come Cassandra (o meglio quando ne sa più del medico)

G. Tuccio, T. Codamo

2004/8 — pag. 513-514

Effetti del fumo passivo su alcune patologie di interesse pediatrico: risultati di uno studio caso/controllo (Pedianet)

2003/1 — pag. 57-58

A case/control study conducted through a questionnaire by 28 family paediatricians in 389 children with recurrent otitis media, sinusitis, bronchopneumonia and headache/migraine showed a significant association: of passive smoking with recurrent ...

La sinusite

E. Barbi, G. Longo

2001/9 — pag. 612-615

La tosse (o le tossi)

G. Longo, E. Barbi

2000/10 — pag. 631-635

Cough is a frequent symptom, ranging from the simple, irritatingly cough associated with the common cold to the catarrhal cough of sinusitis and to the prolonged afebrile non productive cough caused by intracellular pathogens such as Mycoplasma and...

Copanello, atto II: “Gli argonauti alla ricerca di credito, rinunciando ai crediti”

N. D'Andrea

2000/9 — pag. 551-553

Appendice

2000/7 — pag. 443-447

Sinusiti acute

2000/7 — pag. 441-447

PRESCRIZIONE AMBULATORIALE DEGLI ANTIBIOTICI NELLE INFEZIONI RESPIRATORIE

2000/7 — pag. 431-447

Guidelines on antibiotic treatment of common respiratory infections were developed by an interdisciplinary group including family paediatricians, hospital paediatricians, community paediatricians, microbiologists and epidemiologists. Systematic lit...

Wheezing ricorrente, sinusite, reflusso gastro-esofageo

M.F. Patria, F. Rusconi

2000/6 — pag. 391-393

Description of a very instructive case of chronic asthma, scarcely sensible to bronchodilators and environmental prophylaxis. An antibiotic treatment for concurrent sinusitis cured the latter, but not asthma which kept on worsening, despite of a h...

I sintomi che parlano Parte seconda

A. Ventura, G. Longo

1998/3 — pag. 173-175

La bronchite

F. Panizon, S. Di Mario

1997/9 — pag. 577-580

The Authors review the clinical and ethiological spectrum of bronchitis. Cough is always the leading symptoms, and may be accompanied by rhinorrhea, wheezing, or vomitus. The combination of cough with other symptoms, as well as the duration of ...

La storia di Omar

P. Meglio

1997/5 — pag. 325-327