Co-sleeping

Routine del sonno: una scelta informata e consapevole nonostante la complessità

Bontempo F, Malventano M, Corbelli E, Di Fazzio G, Regazzi C, Davoli AM, Vignali D, Ubaldi A, Ferrari E, Marchesi M, Panza C, Segre G, Clavenna A, Roberti E, Campi R, Rapisardi G, Bonati M.

2024/7 — pag. 420-422 — DOI

Le cadute del neonato in ospedale: da un caso clinico all’operatività

C. Figliuolo, T. Faillace, F. Forte, V. Targiani, C. Di Lucca, A. Derosa, N. Cicchetti, G. Cinalli, G. Mirone, R. Davanzo

2020/7 — pag. 186-189 — DOI

Neonatal falls during hospital stay after childbirth have an incidence of around 2.1-5.9 / 10,000 births. In general, they are linked to co-sleeping with the mother in the rooming-in or heedlessness on the part of relatives. Neonatal falls have a goo...

Il sonno condiviso aumenta il rischio di SIDS nel lattante? Un dibattito sempre aperto

M.L. Tortorella, A. Moschetti

2011/2

Sharing a bed with an infant is actually considered one of the environmental risk factors for SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). Nevertheless, scientific evidences on this topic are still controversial also for the low methodological quality of som...

Prevenzione della SIDS: occorre riformulare alcuni messaggi

A. Donzelli

2002/9 — pag. 589-594

The Author analyses, on the basis of available scientific evidence, the messages conveyed to parents by a SIDS prevention campaign carried out by the Regional Health Authority in the Lombardia Region, Italy. Although the main risk factors for SIDS ...