Antiviral therapy

Paralisi periferica monolaterale del VII nervo cranico da riattivazione di virus varicella zoster: la sindrome di Ramsay Hunt

Pasquali E, Addeo AM, Masi A, Romeo C, Marchetti F

2024/4 — pag. 64-67 — DOI

Ramsay Hunt syndrome is the second leading cause of peripheral facial palsy in children, and it is due to reactivation of Varicella Zoster Virus. A characteristic feature of this syndrome is the triad of ipsilateral facial palsy, otalgia and vesicula...

Fibromatosis colli: due casi clinici

Colombo M, Pacenza M, Argentieri A.

2023/3 — pag. 189-191 — DOI

Fibromatosis colli is a rare cause that should not be forgotten, especially for the morbidity that can arise in the case of diagnostic delay (torticollis and facial asymmetries). An adequate medical history and a good physical examination can lead to...

L’impero (antivaccinista) colpisce ancora: uno stroke da varicella

M. Leoni, M. D’Alessandro



2017/3

Infezione neonatale da Herpes simplex virus

E. Spezia, I. Guidotti, S. Fornaciari, C. Rossi, F. Ferrari, A. Berardi

2014/10 — pag. 630-636

Genital Herpes is one of the most common sexually transmitted genital infection that can be transmitted to the newborn. Neonatal Herpes simplex virus infections can be devastating, so the prevention of mother to newborn transmission is a primary go...