Linfoadenopatie

Non tutte le tumefazioni cervicali sono linfoadenopatie

Spacco G, Santaniello M, Bondi E, Castagnola E

2025/1 — pag. 23-23 — 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...

Il bambino con i linfonodi ingrossati: una messa a punto attraverso i casi

E. Benelli, C. Zanatta, G. Muffato, V. Biscaro, M. Cacciatore, P. Grotto

2019/5 — pag. 289-296

Lymphadenitis is a common finding in Paediatrics. However, it could be a sign of many different diseases, varying from banal viral infections to severe neoplastic disease or immunodeficiency. Some clinical aspects can be useful to differentiate the...

Le linfoadenopatie

M. Rabusin

2000/4

L’infezione da Bartonella henselae nel bambino: una malattia frequente e proteiforme

F. Massei e coll.

1999/7 — pag. 410-416

The spectrum of clinical manifestations of Bartonella henselae infection in children is changed in recent years. The clinical features of 20 children with serologically proved B. henselae infection observed in the last 12 months in the Paediatric D...