Trauma cranico minore

Vomito nel trauma cranico e ondansetron: quali rischi e quali possibili benefici?

A. Troisi, A. Iacono, C. Lama, F. Marchetti

2020/10 — pag. 252-255 — DOI

In children minor head trauma is one of the most frequent reasons for presentation to emergency departments and clinicians’ main goal is the prompt identification of any traumatic brain injury that requires immediate treatment. Vomiting is a common s...

Ematoma sottogaleale: quando piove sul bagnato

S. Tagliani, M. Manfredi, R. Faggioli

2019/2 — pag. 24-26

Subgaleal haematoma is a condition that most frequently affects newborns but can be found also in older children especially in presence of predisposing factors (anti-platelets therapy or coagulopathy) after head injury. It appears as a soft swelling ...

Colpi di testa

E. Conversano

2018/10

Trauma cranico minore. Ma quanto minore?

G. La Fauci, M. Fornaro, A. Paladini, E. Valletta

2014/1

Il trauma cranico minore in Pronto Soccorso

G. La Fauci, G. Pagano, A. Biasini, E. Valletta

2012/7 — pag. 436-441

Head trauma is one of the most common causes of access to paediatric emergency services and it is the leading cause of death and disability after the first year of life. However, the approach to minor head injury (MHI), which by definition should b...

Trauma cranico minore in età pediatrica: una sfida ancora aperta per il medico di pronto soccorso

L. Da Dalt, S. Bressan

2012/7 — pag. 415-417