Leukocytosis

Kinari: origini indiane, ma non c’entra Ilaria: febbre e segno della mano (molto) gialla

2025/9 — pag. 569-572 — DOI

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Campanile C, Russo R, Ambrosio G, Basilio P

2025/9 — pag. 236-238 — DOI

This article reports the case of a newborn admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for prematurity and perinatal distress. At thirteen days of age, he presented with reduced nutritional intake, vomiting, a globular abdomen, and blood test...

La diagnosi di artrite idiopatica giovanile sistemica

Basilio P

2024/7 — pag. 140-140 — DOI

A 9-year-old boy presented with persistent fever, joint pain and productive cough not responding to antibiotic treatments. After negative diagnostic tests, a fleeting rash during a fever spike and neutrophilic leukocytosis led to the diagnosis of sys...

Febbre e gengivostomatite: non è sempre solo herpes simplex

Arnaboldi S.

2023/5 — pag. 331-334 — DOI

Gingivostomatitis is a clinical condition frequently diagnosed by the family paediatrician and it generally shows a viral aetiology. In particular, primary herpes simplex infection is the most frequent cause of gingivostomatitis in toddlers and it ty...

La polmonite da adenovirus

Zago A, Benvenuto S.

2023/4 — pag. 261-263 — DOI

The author describes the case of a 3-year-old boy presenting with cough and fever that had been persisting for seven days and not respondent to amoxicillin. Neutrophilic leukocytosis and diarrhoea were also present. The diagnosis of adenovirus infect...

La polmonite da adenovirus

Zago A, Benvenuto S

2023/4 — pag. 75-75 — DOI

The author describes the case of a 3-year-old boy presenting with cough and fever that had been persisting for seven days and not respondent to amoxicillin. Neutrophilic leukocytosis and diarrhoea were also present. The diagnosis of adenovirus infect...

Fetal inflammatory response syndrome (FIRS): che cosa è, quando bisogna pensarci

Tagliani S, Casadio L, Bruno I, Graziani G, Radice C, Zago S, Piccinini G, Marchetti F

2022/10 — pag. 200-204 — DOI

The paper describes a case of severe hyperleukocytosis in a preterm with FIRS (Fetal Inflammatory Response Syndrome) associated with funisitis of umbilical cord and intrauterine inflammation. FIRS is a cause of leukocytosis in newborn, as well as leu...

Leucociti: più alti che bassi

D.U. De Rose, R. Badolato

2018/7 — pag. 435-439

Leukocytosis is a common finding in children evaluation. In order to highlight the underlying cause, it is necessary to investigate which leukocyte subset is involved. Usually, leukocytosis is observed in children with infectious diseases. However,...

L’anemia che fa male

A. Bonadies, G. Rispoli

2017/7 — pag. 465-466

Quando un batterio banale diventa letale

F. Minniti, S. Orlandini, G. Pagano, P. Biban

2016/8

La scalata terapeutica dell’asma di difficile controllo “Cattivo come il pane” Sopravvivenza a 20 anni del bambino con malformazioni congenite Febbre con leucocitosi neutrofila estrema Diagnosi di tubercolosi: rivogliamo la Mantoux! Infezioni pneumococciche nell’era del vaccino coniugato eptavalente Chetoacidosi come esordio di diabete: qualcosa è sfuggito al pediatra Confronti in Pediatria 2010: mandateci il vostro “trucco del mestiere”

2010/4 — pag. 215-216

Primo pomeriggio in PS

C. Zanchi, G. Cont, L. Rubert

2010/2