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La scialorrea nel bambino disabile: un vademecum per il pediatra

Caspani V, Onesimo R, Selicorni A.

2026/6 — pag. 368-374 — DOI

Sialorrhea, the involuntary loss of saliva, is a frequent and easily detectable symptom in children with disabilities and neurodevelopmental disorders, with prevalence estimates ranging from 10-58% in cerebral palsy and up to 60% across neurodevelopm...

Come riconoscere un feeding disorder

Porcù MF, Bonazzi S, Mazzoni E, Cervi G, Paone G, Nanni F, Morisi L, Soffritti S

2021/5 — pag. 309-313 — DOI

Feeding disorders (FDs) are a large group of behaviours characterized by selectivity, inadequate intake and refusal of food. These disorders are frequent in children (10-15% < 3 years old) and their causes are multiple and variably combined. FDs have...

Luteina e neonatoNaso sempre chiusoSalmeterolo e tosse

2016/6 — pag. 398

Una crescita che passa attraverso un sondino

I. Berti, S. Martelossi, A. Ventura

2001/9 — pag. 625-625

A severe malnutrition in an epileptic encephalopathic boy, was succesfully treated by enteral feeding....

Problemi gastrointestinali in bambini con handicap neuromotorio

A. Staiano

1997/2 — pag. 97-101

It is well known that gastrointestinal (GI) motor dysfunctions occur frequently in children with different degrees of brain damage, whereas only recently, several reports are outlining the association of GI disorders and congenital myopathies or...