Infezione da EBV

Non tutte le tumefazioni cervicali sono linfoadenopatie

Spacco G, Santaniello M, Bondi E, Castagnola E.

2025/1 — pag. 52-55 — DOI

Cervical masses are predominantly due to lymphadenopathy secondary to infectious or inflammatory processes, with congenital anomalies being less common. The paper describes the case of a 15-year-old girl presenting with a progressively enlarging, ten...

Colecistite acuta da EBV

Favaretto E

2025/1 — pag. 21-22 — DOI

The paper describes a rare instance of acute acalculous cholecystitis (ACC) in a 7-year-old boy caused by Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection. Initially, he was suspected to have appendicitis, but subsequently imaging and laboratory tests revealed ACC...

Ipotonia e stipsi... Due segni per una diagnosi

Basilio P, De Martino L.

2023/10 — pag. 664-666 — DOI

The case of a 3-month-old infant presenting with hypotonia and stipsis and finally diagnosed with infant botulism is described....

Linfoistiocitosi emofagocitica, tubercolosi e immunodeficienza primitiva

L. Lodi, R. Cupone

2020/1 — pag. 20-20

Un caso di acrodermatite in un lattante

M. Barrani, F. Massei

2012/7 — pag. 465

Leucodistrofia metacromatica a esordio autistico

R. Festa, P. Pisano, M. Scalone, M.T. Serpico

2001/5 — pag. 329-331

Report of a case of metachromatic leucodystrophy of type I started as an autistic syndrome (behaviour disorders, mutacism) which rapidly developed (few months) well-defined neurological symptoms....

Melanoma “gigante” al cuoio capelluto

V. De Francesco, M.E. Parlangeli, R. Grattoni, M. Osti, P. Longhi

1999/8 — pag. 471-472

Alopecia areata reattiva e infezione da ebv

M. Ferrari, P. Di Saverio, P. Moretti, S. Di Battista, C. Di Battista

1999/8 — pag. 471-472

Mononucleosi infettiva: immunologia, diagnosi e storia naturale dell’infezione da EBV

A. Mendoza, F. Panizon

1997/8 — pag. 502-504