Anomalie congenite

Non tutte le tumefazioni cervicali sono linfoadenopatie

Spacco G, Santaniello M, Bondi E, Castagnola E

2025/1 — pag. 23-23 — DOI

Cervical masses are predominantly due to lymphadenopathy secondary to infectious or inflammatory processes, with congenital anomalies being less common. The paper describes the case of a 15-year-old girl presenting with a progressively enlarging, ten...

Lo spettro dei disordini feto-alcolici: una guida per il pediatra

Serra G, Corsello G.

2023/8 — pag. 515-520 — DOI

Foetal alcohol spectrum disorders are a group of conditions related with the prenatal exposure to alcohol. Affected subjects may manifest a wide variety of birth defects (growth retardation, craniofacial dysmorphisms, malformations) and neurodevelopm...

Acido folico e difetti del tubo neurale

V. Murgia

2016/2

Le cure al bambino in Europa: tendenze, modelli, prospettive

G. Tamburlini

2013/3 — pag. 155-158

Child health outcomes and models of child health care are compared across Western Europe. Countries are responding in different ways to the shift in prevailing child health problems from acute to chronic illnesses. Although overall child health has i...

L'epilessia (iv° parte)

M. Lazzerini

2004/8

Screening ecografico delle malformazioni fetali

D. Baronciani

1998/2 — pag. 111-112