Arnold-Chiari Malformation

Rachitismo ipofosfatemico X-linked e craniostenosi

V. Migliarino, A. Magnolato

2020/7 — pag. 461-463 — DOI

Sindrome di Arnold-Chiari e del midollo ancorato: un aggiornamento

A. Ravaglia, G. Costagliola

2018/8 — pag. 509-514

“Chiari malformations” are a heterogeneous group of disorders defined by anatomic anomalies of the cerebellum, brainstem and craniovertebral junction with downward displacement of the cerebellum, either alone or together with the lower medulla, int...

Esotropia e diplopia a esordio tardivo nel bambinoDiagnosi differenziali e consigli per il pediatra

G. Pellino, S. Bellonzi, C. Lama, E. Fiumana

2015/3 — pag. 171-176

The acute acquired concomitant esotropia is for the paediatricians a clinical manifestation of difficult interpretation and management, as generally underlies benign conditions, but it may be the manifestation of a CNS diseases. “Acute acquired con...

Di paradosso in paradosso

R.R. Colombo

2011/6

Una spia “capelluta”

E. Spadoni, L. Matteucci, C. Mazzatenta, R. Domenici

2005/6 — pag. 393

Torcicllo ricorrente nell'infanzia e patologia malformativa neurologica. Descrizione di un caso clinico

G. Placa, M. Andreotti, C. Pradella, R. Besana

2005/3

Torcicollo ricorrente nell’infanzia e patologia malformativa neurologica

G. La Placa, M. Andreotti, C. Pradella, R. Besana

2005/3 — pag. 186-186

Torticollis is a clinical malformation which may be due to congenital, traumatic, inflammatory or neurological malformations. The Authors describe a case of a ten years old girl with recurrent torticollis, with a rate of three-four attacks/year ch...

Le malformazioni cerebrali, spesso diagnosi inattese in pediatria

A. D’Apuzzo, L. Amato, R. De Nicola, F. De Rosa, C. TregrossiI, R. Di Concilio, M. Spiezie

2001/5

Eritema nodoso e morbo di Crohn

M.C. Mencoboni

2001/5 — pag. 330-331

Report of a case of Crohn’s disease which appeared with a nodous erythema....

Le malformazioni cerebrali: diagnosi a sorpresa

A. D’Apuzzo, L. Amato, R. De Nicola, F. De Rosa, C. Tregrossi, R. Di Concilio, M. Spiezie

2001/5 — pag. 330-331

Report of a case of Arnold-Chiari syndrome of type II (herniation of cerebellar tonsils, associated with cholesteatoma and syringomyelia), incidentally discovered from a NMR which was performed because of cephalea and EEG alterations without any o...