Myoclonus

Sapere riconoscere l’epilessia mioclonica giovanile

Rossetti V.

2025/6 — pag. 394-394 — DOI

A 15-year-old girl experienced episodes characterised by blurred vision accompanied by limb spasms, during which she would drop objects from her hands and, on some occasions, fall to the ground while remaining conscious. Initially interpreted as mani...

"Occhi che danzano, gambe che cedono": un caso di sindrome opsoclono-mioclono

Zucconi A, Matarese S

2024/1 — pag. 18-18 — DOI

The case of a 22-month-old girl presenting with opsoclonus, irritability and tremors of her upper limbs is presented. The diagnosis of thoracic neuroblastoma was finally made....

Occhi roteanti

M. Majorana

2019/8 — pag. 531-532

Tic - tac! Tutto sui tic in dieci domande

A. Trombetta

2018/8 — pag. 525-527

Epilessia e sindrome da deficit di GLUT1

I. Amadi

2018/3

Quando una vitamina fa la differenza...!

P. Gallo, A. Lambertini, C. Landini, E. Mazzoni, F. Marchetti

2016/4 — pag. 231-236

Vitamin B12 deficiency, a rare condition in the paediatric population, can lead to serious haematological consequences and alterations in the neurocognitive development if not promptly recognized and treated. The paper reports the cases of two infa...

Epilessia con mioclonie palpebrali e assenze

L. Marangio, E. Fiumana, G. La Fauci, R. Faggioli

2010/5 — pag. 327-328

Eyelid myoclonia with absences (or Jeavons syndrome) is an idiopathic reflex generalized epilepsy, which has unique clinical and EEG features. It is characterised by the triad of: 1. eyelid myoclonia with and without absences; 2. eye closure-indu...

Epilessia con mioclonie palpebrali e assenze

L. Marangio, E. Fiumana, G. La Fauci, R. Faggioli

2010/5

Pisolo

A. Lambertini, M.T. Bartolini, A. Pini, S. Giovannini

2010/1 — pag. 51

Rigidita' nucale e mioclonie ipniche all'arto superiore destrocome sintomi di esordio di astrocitoma midollare

F. Forte, M. Bonelli, C. Calzone, E. Lapacciana .

2003/1

Rigidità nucale e mioclonie ipniche all’arto superiore destro come sintomi di esordio di astrocitoma midollare

2003/1 — pag. 58-58

Case description of a spinal astrocytoma with very slow onset and very discrete initial signs (stiff neck, partial paresis of two fingers of the right hand). The child was admitted to hospital for the presence of localized sleep myoclonias of the ...