Pterygota

Zanzare, pediatri e maschi sterili

Defez R.

2025/9 — pag. 553-554 — DOI

Chikungunya e Dengue: tutta colpa di una zanzara

Villani A, Russo R

2024/4 — pag. 260-262 — DOI

Arboviruses are zoonoses caused by viruses transmitted by many arthropod vectors, included mosquitoes. In Italy, Arboviruses can cause both imported and native infections, with different clinical manifestations. Therefore, they should always be consi...

Chikungunya e Dengue: tutta colpa di una zanzara

Villani A, Russo R

2024/4 — pag. 68-74 — DOI

Arboviruses are zoonoses caused by viruses transmitted by many arthropod vectors, included mosquitoes. In Italy, Arboviruses can cause both imported and native infections, with different clinical manifestations. Therefore, they should always be consi...

Grande gonfiore, poco timore: la Large Local Reaction

B. Bossini

2019/8 — pag. 531-532

Meningoencefalite e Toscana virus: quando e perché pensarci

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

2019/4 — pag. 258-260

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...

La malattia di Dengue

M. Bellettato

2019/4 — pag. 91-91

Reazioni avverse al veleno di imenotteri a 360°

M. Giovannini

2018/9 — pag. 589-591

Large local reaction, puntura di imenottero, IgE specifiche Rinite allergica, acari, immunoterapia specifica

2018/5 — pag. 335

Viaggi all’estero con i bambini: la malaria

2014/5 — pag. 322-323

Reazioni al veleno d’imenotteri nel bambino: vaccinare o non vaccinare?

M. Starc, A. Ventura, G. Longo

2014/5 — pag. 291-298

Hymenoptera venom allergy is a rare occurrence in children, so paediatricians are frequently unprepared and thus incapable of giving adequate answers. The allergy has usually a benign natural history: systemic reactions characterized only by cutane...

Chikungunya: primo focolaio epidemico italiano di una malattia tropicale

E. Giacomoni, M. Pocecco, M. Palazzi

2007/10 — pag. 667-668

We report the first Italian paediatric case of Chikungunya fever observed in the province of Cesena and caused by a virus transmitted by a tropical mosquito, “tiger mosquito” which was unknown in Italy up to a few years ago....

Chikungunya: primo focolaio epidemico italiano di una malattia tropicale

E. Giacomoni, M. Pocecco, M. Palazzi

2007/10

Orticaria papulosa

F. Longo

1999/5

Novità nel trattamento della leishmaniosi viscerale

G. Bartolozzi

1999/4

La malaria è solo un problema del terzo mondo?

G. Bartolozzi

1998/6 — pag. 397