Rivista di formazione e aggiornamento professionale del pediatra e del medico di base, fondata nel 1982. In collaborazione con l'Associazione Culturale Pediatri.
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Catheter-Related Infections

Infections Catheter-Related Infections

4 articoli — 2002-2025

EL Caso contributivo
Infezioni rare del flusso sanguigno correlate a catetere: coinvolgimento insolito di batteri tipicamente non patogeni in un caso pediatrico. Come trattare?

Barbera G, La Malfa G, Saia GF, Cardillo M, Sanfilippo MF, Comparato C

2025/10 — pag. 260-263 — DOI

Rothia dentocariosa, a commensal organism of the oral cavity, is an uncommon pathogen that predominantly affects immunocompromised individuals or patients with indwelling medical devices. The paper reports a case of Rothia dentocariosa catheter-relat...

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Accesso libero
La corretta gestione del catetere venoso periferico in Neonatologia

G. Franceschini, G. Talevi, M. Somoza Gonzalez, I. Bachetti, I. Antognini, S. Campomori, R. Barbarese, S. Cartelletti

2019/9 — pag. 211-218

AbstractBackground - Peripheral vascular access is the most common device for intravenous therapy in newborns. Its placement is painful and potentially related to complications. An evidence-based practice adopted by specifically trained health profes...

RI Problemi speciali
Consigli pratici per il corretto utilizzo del catetere vescicale in pediatria

P. Assandro, G. Ferrara, G. Zerqueni, M. Pennesi, E. Barbi

2014/6 — pag. 369-376

Urinary catheters are invasive devices, frequently employed in hospitals and nursing home settings to maintain urine output in patients, both for diagnostic and therapeutic aspects. There are many Guidelines concerning their use and application in ...

RI Problemi non correnti
Accesso libero
Il trapianto di intestino è di destra o di sinistra?

S. Amarri

2002/8 — pag. 509-512

Intestinal transplantation (IT) is an alternative to lifelong total parenteral nutrition (TPN) for cases of severe intestinal insufficiency with the following characteristics: venous access impossible, TPN-dependent liver disease, recurrent sepsis,...