Brain Injuries

Neonato asfittico e trattamento ipotermico

M.G. Scala, C. Mercogliano, L. Timpone, A. Romano, F. Migliaro, A. Umbaldo, F. Raimondi

2015/2

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...

Criteri per identificare in Pronto Soccorso i bambini a rischio molto basso di lesioni cerebrali importanti dopo trauma cranicoIl cosleeping in ambiente a rischio: ruolo nella SIDS

Associazione Culturale Pediatri, IRCSS “Burlo Garofolo”, Centro per la Salute del Bambino

2010/3

Dalla teoria alla pratica in un paese in via di sviluppo

R. Meneghetti

2008/3

Il danno cerebrale minimo, ovvero il disturbo maturativo dell'encefalo

F. Panizon

2006/10 — pag. 647-655

The fetal period is a very sensitive epoch in human brain development, as any traumatic event may result in a permanent damage. A preterm birth is usually followed by a slowing down in growth, defined as post-natal malnutrition. This may lead to a re...

La melatonina: quale ruolo in Pediatria?

E. Verucci, T. Gerarduzzi, F. Marchetti

2003/6 — pag. 389-392

Melatonin is an hormone secreted by the pineal gland in relation to exposure to light. It regulates sleep and circadian rhythm in mammals. Melatonin therapy in humans was first successfully used in blind adults with sleep disturbances. More recentl...

Traumi cranici in età pediatrica

P.A. Donati, G. Cagnoni

1999/4