diarrhoea

Crisi celiaca: una complicanza rara e insidiosa della celiachia

Barca M, Boccia M, Improta M, Discepolo V

2024/4 — pag. 59-63 — DOI

Coeliac Crisis is an urgent and potentially fatal complication of Coeliac Disease (CeD), which is most frequent in early childhood. The crisis may occur at onset or develop in CeD patients with poor compliance to the gluten-free diet (GFD). Stress, s...

Vaccinazione anti-rotavirus:intervento lodevole ma… fa risparmiare il sistema sanitario nazionale?L’esperienza del Brasile

C. Centenari, G. Maggiore, R.Q. Gurgel, L.E. Cuevas

2011/3 — pag. 191-192

The present “budget impact” study assessed the family and health system costs due to diarrhoea in children < 2 years old, before/after the introduction of a rotavirus vaccine in Brazil in 2006. This kind of evaluations plays a crucial role in the ...

Il ricovero pediatrico in Lombardia: cause, variabilità e possibile inappropriatezza

M. Fontana, P. Federico, S. Santucci

2007/8 — pag. 520-526

The analysis of the final diagnosis of children admitted to the 66 Pediatric Wards of Regione Lombardia (Italy) during the year 2003 showed an excess of variability of the number and the causes of these admissions. Twenty percent of the wards had les...

Diarrea e sonnolenza: un'associazione preoccupante?

L. Cafarelli, S. Borgonovo, S. Paccagnini, C. Stringhi

2004/11

I probiotici in gastroenterologia pediatrica: evidenze cliniche

M. Fontana, L. Martelli

2004/3 — pag. 175-182

Probiotics are dietary supplements made of live micro-organisms which improve the microbial environment of the gut. Out of 16 randomized controlled trials (RCTs) 11 showed positive results on the duration of the diarrhoea, although there are no dat...

Sindromi autistiche e patologia gastrointestinale

2002/6 — pag. 391-392

We studied 55 children suffering from cryptogenetic autism. In 44/55 cases, recurrent constipation or diarrhoea were present. In 46/55 cases, the CD4/CD8 ratio was ...

La vaccinazione contro il Rotavirus

G. Palla, A. Ventura

1997/1 — pag. 29-33

Rotavirus is the leading cause of severe diarrhoea in infants and causes an estimated 900.000 deaths annually in developing countries. In developed cauntries the rate of hospital admission for Rotavirus gastroenteritis is 3-10/1000 childrens age...