Infant, Small for Gestational Age

Evoluzione singolare di un rash cutaneo

Stagi C

2025/7 — pag. 192-193 — DOI

A 3-month-old infant, born small for gestational age (SGA), presented with fever, irritability and a progressively spreading rash initially on palms and soles. Despite antibiotics and IV immunoglobulin therapy, the clinical condition worsened, with c...

Uso di Cannabis in gravidanza: esiti a breve e lungo termine nella prole

Notarbartolo V, Giardina CF, Lo Cascio A

2022/2 — pag. 49-52 — DOI

Cannabis is the most consumed drug in Europe, especially among adolescents. In the last few years, several studies have demonstrated that its use has increased in pregnancy and this could be a risk factor for the onset of neurodevelopmental disorders...

Ipoglicemie neonatali: dal sapere al saper fare

Schiulaz I, Paviotti G.

2022/1 — pag. 47-50 — DOI

Ma che fine fanno gli SGA?

G. Tornese

2019/6 — pag. 355-364

Recombinant human growth hormone (rhGH) is an approved and effective treatment for short children born small for gestational age (SGA). Prevalence of children eligible for treatment as SGA is reported to be 1:1,800. The latest data from the Italian...

Gli errori commessi in un caso di diabete non autoimmune

R. Caiazzo, C. Coppola

2017/6 — pag. 395-396

Gli errori commessi in un caso di diabete non autoimmune

R. Caiazzo, C. Coppola

2017/6

Corea di sydenham“Piccoli per età gestazionale” e ormone della crescita

2015/2 — pag. 122

Il “late preterm”: un neonato pretermine attempato

D. Cipolla, D. Ferrara, M. Giuffrè, G. Puccio, G. Moceri, G. Corsello

2013/6 — pag. 369-371

Late preterm (LP) infants, defined by birth between 34+0 and 36+6 weeks’ gestation (WG), represent about 70% of premature infants. Causes of preterm deliveries are: twin births, premature rupture of membranes (PROM), placental abruption, maternal d...

I gemelli: eterogeneità clinica e approccio multidisciplinare

E. Piro, G. Corsello

2008/6 — pag. 375-380

The incidence of multiple pregnancy has increased during the last 15 years, particularly in relation to the advances in assisted reproductive technologies. Twins are conceived in about 1 in 80 pregnancies. Multiple gestations are high risk pregnanc...

Il bambino nato piccolo per l’età gestazionale

R. Salomone, F. Chiarelli

2007/6 — pag. 363-369

Being small for gestational (SGA) leads to consequences not only in the neonatal period but also in adulthood. During the last 15 years, a number of long term risks of being SGA have been clearly identified, including hypertension, ischaemic heart ...

Prematurità, malnutrizione pre e post-natale e danno neurologico

2007/2 — pag. 111-112

Segnalazione di un caso di diabete neonatale

G. Dioguardi, G. Ricciardi, G. Micelisopo, A. Gallo, AM. D’Antonio, M. De Vivo, A. Palermo

2006/4 — pag. 257-258

Detection of diabetes during neonatal age is very infrequent. Nonetheless early diagnosis is crucial since if not promptly treated with insuline, neonatal diabetes (ND) has a critical course. We report the case of a female neonate, born with birth w...

L’ipoglicemia neonatale

R. Davanzo, E. Barth, S. Demarini

2004/11 — pag. 699-704

Neonatal hypoglycemia is defined as blood glucose higher than 45 mg/l. Blood glucose levels below this level are significantly associated with neurological damage. Normal newborn babies do not need monitoring of blood glucose, which is mandatory fo...

Malattia emolitica neonatale (MEN) da basso peso per l’età gestazionale (SGA) con anemia diseritropoietica congenita (CDA) tipo I

L. Lupi, C. Visone

2001/5 — pag. 331-331

Report of a case of Congenital Dyserythropoietic Anaemia (CDA) of type I, clinically expressed since the first day of life, with colostatic jaundice, macrocitic anaemia, splenomegaly. Retrospective analysis of 17 cases of CDA....

Il ritardo di crescita intrauterina: una condizione multifattoriale

R. Bortolus, F. Parazzini, D. Trevisanuto

1997/3 — pag. 159-163

This review describes the main risk factors for small for gestational age (SGA). Fifteen percent of infants born each year in the world are low birth weight (less than 2500 g), and 90% of these infants are born in developing countries. Most of L...