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“Piedi a papera”: disinformazione, anatomia e clinicaUn approccio razionale all’andatura in extrarotazione nei bambini

Volpe E

2026/2 — pag. 49-50 — DOI

Out-toeing gait in children, commonly referred to by parents as “duck feet,” is a very frequent reason for paediatric consultation. This expression often leads to the suspicion of a foot problem, while in most cases the condition is benign and relate...

I vaccini li decido io Latti di crescita Il dibattito sugli OGM

2015/5 — pag. 285-287

L’eco del diavolo

2015/5 — pag. 284

Un’appendicite di troppo

E. Zanelli, S. Crocco

2013/6 — pag. 395-397

Stump appendicitis is the re-inflammation of the residual appendiceal tissue after an appendectomy. It is a rare and unknown complication of appendectomy. Clinical features of stump appendicitis do not differ from acute appendicitis, even though th...

Choosing wisely in pediatria: meno antibiotici e meno TAC

F. Marchetti

2013/6 — pag. 347-350

L’eccesso di diagnosi e trattamento per il presunto reflusso gastroesofageo

F. Marchetti

2012/2 — pag. 99-101

Il pediatra e il reflusso gastroesofageo

A. Ventura

2009/4 — pag. 211-213

Il rischio di andare alla deriva sull'iceberg della celiachia

M. Fornaro, R. Gaudino, L. Balanzoni, et al.

2009/2 — pag. 124-125

A 12-year old child with failure-to-thrive had diagnosis of celiac disease at the age of 20 months, in spite of negative serologic markers and only slight histological modifications at the duodenal biopsy. After 10 years of gluten free diet his w...