Consciousness Disorders

Un mal di testa da mandarti in confusione

Cencioni S, Ferretti M, Piccotti E, Mancardi M, Canicattì R.

2026/7 — pag. 214-215 — DOI

The paper reports the case of an 11-year-old girl who presented to the Emergency Room with acute disorientation, agitation, gastrointestinal symptoms and sleep bradypnea. EEG revealed a pathological diffuse slow delta-theta pattern, raising different...

Una linfangite rapidamente "strisciante"

Paiano R, Aimone Prina V, Nicolì S, Campisi Frascà G, Brandolisio LR, Feresin MG, Lorenzoni G, Bondone C, Manzoni P

2026/3 — pag. 67-69 — DOI

This report presents the case of a seven-year-old child with a suspected viper bite on the right hand, initially presenting with local oedema and a puncture lesion. The subsequent onset of vomiting, altered consciousness and lymphangitic streaks exte...

Sapere riconoscere l’epilessia mioclonica giovanile

Rossetti V.

2025/6 — pag. 394-394 — DOI

A 15-year-old girl experienced episodes characterised by blurred vision accompanied by limb spasms, during which she would drop objects from her hands and, on some occasions, fall to the ground while remaining conscious. Initially interpreted as mani...

Coscienza fluttuante, intestino sofferente

Agrusti A, Pederiva F, Cerrina A, Murru FM, Conte M

2021/1 — pag. 19-21 — DOI

Altered state of consciousness in infants can be the sole sign of a compromised intestinal blood flow. The article reports the case of an infant with inconsolable crying and lethargy with an omphalomesenteric duct remnant causing small bowel volvulus...

Intestino corto, alterazione dello stato di coscienza e acidosi

M.V. Mastrolia

2020/3 — pag. 62-62

Un bambino che var… colla

V. Pintabona, F. Galdo, G. Morini, M. Bramuzzo, A. Ventura

2018/8

Acute cerebellitis is the most common neurological complication of varicella and is usually characterised by a benign course and spontaneous resolution within a few days. The paper reports a case in which the ataxia presented a more lasting course th...

Pisolo

A. Lambertini, M.T. Bartolini, A. Pini, S. Giovannini

2010/1 — pag. 51

Storie notturne in pronto soccorso: Lisa e la botta in testa...che non c'entra

V. Declich, A. Di Benedetto, C. Germani

2007/6

PFAPA: non è più una novitàTubicini timpanostomici: fine di un’era?Alterazione della coscienza dopo una convulsioneSviluppo dei bambini… e dei paesi in cui vivonoParalisi cerebrale 2007Il testicolo nomadePiccoli MICI

2007/1 — pag. 11-12

Sonnolenza profonda e stato confusionale da somministrazione nasale di nafazolina

G. Nocerino, G. Aurelio, E. Brigante, A. Riemma, R. Vitiello

2001/1