Mast Cells

La bronchite eosinofila

Longo G, Badina L, Berti I, Maschio M, Amaddeo A.

2025/8 — pag. 489-498 — DOI

Eosinophilic bronchitis is a clinical entity characterized by bronchial eosinophilic inflammation that clinically manifests only with chronic, essentially dry cough. Just like asthma, it responds well to inhaled corticosteroid therapy, but it differs...

Un caso di orticaria solare in un’isola del Mediterraneo

Catania M, Saia GF, Longo G.

2024/10 — pag. 635-640 — DOI

Solar urticaria is a rare type of chronic inducible physical urticaria characterised by the immediate (within 1-3 minutes) appearance of erythematous, strongly itchy wheals, following the exposure to sunlight. The pathogenesis is unclear but it is hy...

Orticaria cronica spontanea

Colussi L, Malni I, Badina L, Berti I.

2024/10 — pag. 629-634 — DOI

Chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) is a condition characterized by the daily occurrence of wheals, with or without angioedema. It persists for more than six weeks, without any identifiable triggering factor and is caused by the abnormal activation o...

Un lattante con flushing recidivante

Ursi D, Valentino MS

2021/8 — pag. 258-258 — DOI

The authors describe an infant with an isolated mast cell tumour presenting with a recurrent diffuse flushing....

Prick test: istruzioni per l’uso

A. Canuto

2016/4 — pag. 247-249

Il bambino con mastocitosi

G. Paloni, I. Berti

2011/3 — pag. 155-159

Mastocytosis is a quite rare but not exceptional condition that affects also children. In most of the cases it affects only the skin, has a favourable prognosis and resolves spontaneously. It is characterized by an anomalous increase in mastocytes,...

Storie di mastocitosi in età pediatrica

D. Cimino, et al.

2004/6 — pag. 391-393

Il trattamento del prurito

G. Bartolozzi

2003/2

Infezioni e atopia: sarà vero?

A. Tommasini, A. Mendoza

1998/7 — pag. 457-459