Parvoviridae Infections

Infezione da parvovirus B19: non solo “faccia schiaffeggiata”

Riccio S, D’Urzo G, Amendolara M, Aurino A, Avallone G, Prete A, Villano P, Masini L.

2025/4 — pag. 259-260 — DOI

Parvovirus B19 infection occurs in children with the typical “slapped cheek” rash, associated or not with fever and general malaise. The most affected age group is school-age children (4-11 years), with outbreaks in winter and summer seasons. Alongsi...

Le diverse “facce” del parvovirus B19

Bloise S, Iacono A, Bruno I, Buffon S, Lasala V, Cocchi E, Marchetti F.

2025/4 — pag. 257-258 — DOI

Parvovirus B19 (B19V) is classically known as the etiologic agent of Fifth disease, typically characterised by mild symptoms (as fever, myalgias and headache), confluent erythema on the cheeks (“slapped cheeks”) and subsequent symmetrical reticulated...

Parvovirus: un solo virus per tante malattie

Burlo F, Colussi L, Zanchi C, Bloise S, Marchetti F, Cozzi G.

2025/4 — pag. 229-234 — DOI

Parvovirus B19 causes a wide range of clinical manifestations, with a peak incidence between 5 and 15 years of age. The spectrum of clinical manifestations associated with Parvovirus infection varies depending on the host's age, haematological status...

Eruzione cutanea virale Eczema coxsackium

2024/5 — pag. 336 — DOI

Cheratosi pilare Quinta malattia (o megaloeritema) da parvovirus B19

2019/9 — pag. 600

Atlante dermatologico pediatrico alfabetico di Medico e Bambino P

2018/11

Atlante dermatologico pediatrico alfabetico di Medico e Bambino M

2018/11

E dopo la quinta... la crisi!

A. Baio

2003/7 — pag. 460-461

Un caso indimenticabile per più di un motivo

V. Murgia

2003/7 — pag. 460-461

Rash e artrite: una piccola epidemia familiare

2002/9 — pag. 606-606

Report of 3 family cases of atypical rash with polyarthritis. The disease first appeared in a female child and then, after about a week, in her parents. Documented aetiology: Parvovirus B19....

La quinta malattia

F. Panizon

1999/1 — pag. 50-52