Laryngeal Diseases

Uno stridore persistente in un lattante

Ippoliti A, Lovati C.

2026/2 — pag. 123 — DOI

Stridor in infants is a frequent but non-specific clinical sign, indicating partial upper airway obstruction. The causes vary according to age and include congenital anomalies, infections, trauma or space-occupying lesions. Among the rare aetiologies...

Un pianto stridulo che confonde: non è sempre laringomalacia

Posocco F, Trafojer UMT, Baraldi E

2022/3 — pag. 72-72 — DOI

The case of a young infant with congenital stridor eventually diagnosed as unilateral idiopathic paralysis of vocal cords is described. The differential diagnosis of congenital stridor is discussed....

Uno stridore a recente insorgenza

G. Lanzoni, F. Maschio, P. Berlese, C. Zanatta, P. Midrio

2019/8 — pag. 206-206

Trombosi del seno venoso da otomastoidite Asma da sforzo, VCD, EILO Urinocoltura

2018/10 — pag. 667

Una placca biancastra nella laringe

M. Parisi

2015/10 — pag. 661-662

Una bozza che cresce in fretta

I. Marinelli, N. Palladino

2015/5

7 spose per 7 fratelli

F.M. de Benedictis, M. Manna, S. Angeloni, I. Carloni, A. Guerrieri, D. de Benedictis, L. Mirabile

2014/6 — pag. 377-382

This article reports on the cases of seven children observed in a tertiary care children’s hospital who were affected by different respiratory diseases. Their clinical presentation was invariably characterized by common respiratory symptoms, such a...

“Vocal cord dysfunction”: quando l’asma non convince

S. Dal Bo, R. Meneghetti, G. Longo

2008/7 — pag. 445-450

The vocal cord dysfunction syndrome is a disease characterized by short crisis of dyspnea due to a paradoxical movement in adduction of vocal cords, with consequent laringeal narrowing, mainly inspiratory dyspnea/apnea and choking feeling. This man...

Dispnea inspiratoria in un lattante che non cresce: storia di una cisti laringea

DL. Grasso, F. Marchetti, S. Norbedo, A. Ventura, C. Furlan, J. Schleef, E. Zocconi

2006/7 — pag. 463-464

Congenital vallecular cysts are rare in neonates and infants. Even though benign in nature, they own a high potential morbidity and mortality. Stridor, dyspnoea, feeding difficulties, coughing, voice changes, failure to thrive are the most common sym...