Hemoglobins

Il bambino con anemia severa: proposta di gestione diagnostico-terapeutica

Muratore E, Ruggi A, Abram N, Zanaroli A, Pierantoni L, Lanari M, Zama D.

2023/3 — pag. 159-168 — DOI

Anaemia is a common issue in the paediatric age group and it is not uncommon to encounter severe cases of anaemia in the Paediatric Emergency Unit. The correct identification of patients requiring urgent care is of central importance to provide timel...

Ittero, pallore e urine scure: e se fosse un’anemia emolitica autoimmune?

Tessitore A, Putoto E, Romano F, Verzegnassi F, Barbi E, Cozzi G, Parodi E.

2022/7 — pag. 451-455 — DOI

The haemolytic crisis is a sudden reduction in the half-life of red blood cells. Consequently, it leads to massive destruction of red blood cells (haemolysis), which is more significant than the compensatory capacity of the bone marrow and results in...

Una grave anemizzazione

M. Cognigni

2020/9 — pag. 599 — DOI

Anemia sideropenica nel III millennio“Nuovi” parametri di monitoraggio della risposta terapeutica

E. Parodi, M.L. Aurucci, B. Stella, G. Russo, U. Ramenghi

2015/8 — pag. 515-519

Iron deficiency and iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) secondary to inadequate dietary iron intake are still in the third millennium the most common nutritional disorder and the most common haematological diseases of infancy and childhood. The article d...

Una trasfusione va sempre bene per i ricoverati in terapia intensiva pediatrica?

G. Bartolozzi

2007/8

Anemie facili e difficili

U. Ramenghi

2007/1 — pag. 27-31

Most forms of anemias in childhood are easy to diagnose. A decreased mean corpuscolar volume (MCV) is due to reduced hemoglobin synthesis and suggests iron deficiency or thalassemia. Anemia with a normal MCV is mainly due to hemolysis or hemorrhage...

ß-talassemia (Parte prima)

G. Bartolozzi

2006/1

Precisazioni sull’emocromoFluoroprofilassiAncora sul costo dei latti!

2004/7 — pag. 423

Leggere l’emocromo

I. Bruno

2004/2 — pag. 113-115

Quandoque bonus dormitat HomerusIl giusto e l’onestoCeliachia dell’adultoInfezioni e interventi chirurgici?Non partecipo a SPES: chi sono, perché non partecipo, cosa faccio invece

2002/10 — pag. 642-644