chirurgia

Sclerosi tuberosa ed everolimus: una nuova storia

Cervesi C, Di Marzio GM, Kiren V, Cattaruzzi E, Costa P, Carrozzi M

2021/7 — pag. 443-449 — DOI

Tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) is a rare autosomal dominant disorder, due to inactivating muta-tions of TSC1 or TSC2 mTOR pathway genes and is characterized by variable multisystem manifestations ranging from hamartomas to malignant neoplasms. It f...

Il trattamento endoscopico delle cisti pilonidali (EPSiT) in età pediatrica

P. Repetto, P.L. Ceccarelli

2020/8 — pag. 218-220 — DOI

We refer, herewith, to our experience and case numbers in the application of EPSiT (Endoscopic Pilonidal Sinus Treatment) for the cure of fistulized pilonidal cists in paediatric patients. The EPSiT is a minimal invasive procedure, perfected in 2013 ...

Troppa chirurgia per Mattia

C. Cocchiara, A. Armenio

2016/4

Quando il farmaco fa la differenza

G. Masia, C. Cubaiu

2013/8

Cisti dermoide nasale con estensione intracranica in un bambino di due anni. Cosa è? Come si tratta?

D. Salsi, E. Pasquini, V. Armaroli, D. Minghetti, P. Cenni, F. Marchetti

2013/3 — pag. 191-193

Nasal dermoid sinus cysts (NDSC) are rare congenital midline nasal lesions, accounting for over 60% of all midline nasal lesions in children. The frequency of intracranial extensions varies from 5% to 45% of cases. The gold standard for the treat...

Mal di pancia... non sempre appendicite

S. Tajè, P. Adamoli

2013/2 — pag. 121-122

Il New England Journal of Medicine compie 200 anni. Duecento di questi giorni!

G. Tornese, F. Marchetti

2012/1

La profilassi antibiotica in chirurgia pediatrica e ostetrico-ginecologica

M. Busetti, L. Germanis, F. Bradaschia, M. Carbone, G. Clarich, S. Demarini, S. Furlan, A. Giannotta, S. Guaschino, S. Pensiero, G. Ricci, F. Savron, J. Schleef, E. Zocconi, F. Marchetti

2011/7

Surgical Site Infection (SSI) is one of the most common healthcare associated infections (HAI). A correct prophylactic administration of antibiotics to surgical patients is able to reduce the incidence of SSI, minimising adverse effects. The selectio...

Linfoadenite laterocervicale tubercolare: terapia medica, chirurgica ed effetti paradossi

G. Tornese, A. Tedeschi, D. Codrich, C. Fabris, F. Marchetti

2008/1 — pag. 51-52

We report a case of a 1-year-old girl with persistent fever and enlargement of laterocervical lymph nodes on the left side, fluctuant and with erythematous overlying skin. A positive Mantoux skin test first (induration of 20 mm in 72 hours) and t...

Il trattamento del testicolo ritenuto

E. Conte, F. Chiarelli

2007/9 — pag. 573-579

In August 2006 a group of specialists in testicular physiology, paediatric surgery/urology, endocrinology, pathology and anaesthesiology convened for two days in Sigtuna (Sweden) to allow preliminary conclusion of the most controversial issues in the...

Il Neuroblastoma (parte seconda)

G. Bartolozzi

2007/8

Gli effetti della chirurgia nell'epilessia del bambino

G. Bartolozzi

2007/6

Fibrosi retroperitoneale idiopatica: descrizione di due casi

Z. Cannioto, A. Lorusso, E. Barbi

2006/3 — pag. 193-194

Idiopathic Retroperitoneal Fibrosis (IRF) is a rare syndrome of unknown origin, possibly of autoimmune nature, which leads to the compression and obstruction of ureteres and other adjacent organs. We describe two paediatric cases of IRF which repr...

Piede piatto e plantari

G. Taglialavoro

2004/11 — pag. 689

The essential or “weak” flatfoot, under 6 years, is always asymptomatic. Between 6 and 13 years, a few cases may become symptomatic and require treatment. In adult age, the asymptomatic flatfoot should be considered a physiological variant and in m...

Il testicolo ritenuto

F. Raimondi, M. Bussi, L. Capasso, et al.

2002/2 — pag. 116-120

To improve the knowledge on natural history and medical practice relating to undescended testis (UT), the records of 7199 male births were reviewed. Cases with UT were assessed and classified and all subjects with abnormal findings at birth were re...