Oxygen Inhalation Therapy

Assistenza ventilatoria non invasiva: dalla teoria alla pratica

Grigoletto V, Cognigni M, Badina L, Ghirardo S, Maschio M, Mazzari L, Amaddeo A.

2024/8 — pag. 490-498 — DOI

Noninvasive respiratory assistance strategies are becoming part of everyday life for paediatricians, both in hospitals and territorial settings. In the acute condition, a timely and correct use of noninvasive respiratory support can improve the outco...

Sindrome di annegamentoCosa deve sapere (e saper fare) il pediatra

Fiorilli C, Trombetta A, Bonvicini F, Palumbo L, Giuliano L, Zuardi V, Iughetti L, De Fanti A

2024/3 — pag. 42-50 — DOI

The paper reports the case of a 13-year-old girl who suffered from complicated appendicitis, which was treated by laparoscopic appendectomy. Subsequently, she developed a bilateral pleural effusion that required a chest drain. Pleural exudative effus...

Trattare la bronchiolite con nCPAP nelle Pediatrie per “proteggere” le Terapie Intensive pediatriche?

Aricò MO, Wrona D, Lavezzo G, Stella M, Valletta E

2023/10 — pag. 201-208 — DOI

Respiratory support with oxygen (O2) is the recognized mainstay of treatment in acute bronchiolitis. The methods of administration include - in addition to low flow O2 delivery - also heated and humidified high flow O2 (HFNC) and CPAP, according to a...

Esperienza clinica nella gestione delle bronchioliti in un reparto di Pediatria: graduale adeguamento alle linee guida

Spalice S, Occhiati L, Acampora E, Rosanio FM, Coppola D, Cozzolino T, Tarallo L

2023/3 — pag. 51-51 — DOI

Following the analysis of 69 cases, the author concludes that the diagnostic and therapeutic approach to bronchiolitis is still far from the international guidelines....

L'ossigenoterapia

Traunero A, Lorenzon B, Amaddeo A, Barbi E.

2023/2 — pag. 85-95 — DOI

Oxygen supplementation represents a fundamental therapy in several clinical conditions, both acute and chronic. Starting from some concepts of respiratory physiopathology, this paper discusses the approach to a child with respiratory distress and res...

Terapia farmacologica in urgenza

Squillaci D, Tumminelli C, Molina Ruiz I, Calligaris L, Poropat F, Barbi E, Amaddeo A, Cozzi G.

2022/7 — pag. 441-450 — DOI

Emergency cases are rare events in the paediatric emergency department. Nevertheless, paediatricians working at the emergency department should be able to provide the appropriate pharmacological intervention. This retrospective study, performed at th...

Un petto che si gonfia: lo pneumomediastino

Rotolo M, Giambrone C, Graziano F, Citrano M, Cilona C, Ganci R, Cassata N.

2022/6 — pag. 396-398 — DOI

The paper describes the case of a 4-year-old boy with spontaneous pneumomediastinum secondary to a large bronchopneumonic focus, treated with supportive therapy including rest, painkillers, antibiotics and oxygen, which resolved in a short time with ...

Pronto Soccorso

Calligaris L, Poropat F, Cozzi G

2021/26 — pag. 14 — DOI

Pneumologia

Cutrera R, Amaddeo A

2021/26 — pag. 13 — DOI

La bronchiolite: aderenza alle linee guida

M. Rezzuto, C. Russo, C. Mandato, D. De Brasi, F. Savoia, P. Siani

2018/10 — pag. 641-646

Background - Bronchiolitis is the most common infection of the lower respiratory tract during the first year of life. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines and the Italian Society of Paediatrics (SIP) Consensus underline that the diagno...

Vaccinazione anti-pneumococcica: 17 anni di monitoraggio nel Regno UnitoBuon vecchio cortisoneAlti flussi (e bronchiolite)Co-morbidità (psichiatrica)Aborigeni: a contatto di gomitoVomito isolato nel trauma cranico: futtitinniEmofilia A: progresso dolceamaro

2018/4 — pag. 213-214

Una broncodisplasia complicata

P. Pascolo, G. Facchina

2015/8

Ossigenoterapia ad alti flussi

S. Nider, E. Benelli, S. Norbedo, E. Barbi

2015/6 — pag. 394-395

Le nuove Linee Guida sulla bronchiolite

G. Cozzi, S. Pusceddu, L. Mambelli, E. Barbi, F. Marchetti

2015/6 — pag. 369-375

Bronchiolitis is the leading cause of lower respiratory tract infection and hospitalization in children less than 1 year old. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Italian Pediatric Society (SIP) have recently published new guidelines fo...

La gestione dell’accesso asmatico acuto

G. Furcolo, F. Quarantiello

2014/9

Semiannegamento: sempre meglio passare qualche ora in più in osservazione

V. Guastalla, G. Facchina, P. Vatta

2014/7

Bronchiolite: efficacia dell'ossigenoterapia ad alti flussi (HFNC) e della CPAP

V. Murgia

2014/1

L’ossigenoterapia ad alti flussi in neonatologia

G. Maffei, R. Magaldi

2013/1 — pag. 39-41

The Authors reviewed the literature on the effects of heated humidified high flow nasal cannula (HHHFNC) treatment in preterm infants. The HHHFNC delivers a continuous distending pressure (CDP) in smaller infants proportional to the flow that is ex...

L’ossigeno nella rianimazione neonatale

E. Scalini, M. Manzionna

2012/4 — pag. 233-239

The article reports the partly exciting, partly tragic and partly confused, anyhow instructive story of the use of oxygen in neonatal intensive care. Oxygen, the “eminently breathable gas”, starts to be used in medicine already by the end of 1700. ...

Malattie da altitudine

G. Bartolozzi

2008/4 — pag. 239-243

Children less than one year old can be taken to altitudes up to 2,500 meters, like adults with minor or medium severity heart and lung conditions. Higher altitudes can cause severe reactions, including acute mountain sickness and pulmonary and cere...

La displasia broncopolmonare e la sua gestione domiciliare

Luciano Anfossi, Stefania Fassio, Anna Rita Berghelli

2007/6 — pag. 375-380

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) is considered one of the primary causes of chronic lung disease among infants. Pathogenesis is complex, being primarily influenced by prematurity, infection, supplementary oxygen and mechanical ventilation. Prevention...

L’ossigenoterapia. Indicazioni, vie di somministrazione e parametri da valutare

P. Petaros, P. Salierno, Ingrid Rabach, E. Barbi, G. Longo

2007/5 — pag. 291-297

The main issues concerning oxygen treatment in children are discussed in this paper ranging from physiopathological premises to practical daily issues. Indications to oxygen treatment, monitoring issues, clinical tips, advantages and disadvantages of...

Il trattamento farmacologico della bronchiolite

E. Barbi, G. Cavagni

2002/4 — pag. 247-251

With regard to bronchiolitis, strong evidence of effectiveness does exist only for oxygen and hydration. There is some evidence on the effectiveness of nebulised adrenaline, but it does not significantly improve the clinical course, nor reduce the ...

La bronchiolite delle controversie

F. Marchetti, G. Longo

2002/4 — pag. 211

Cisapride: vita e morte senza onore (dalle linee guida delle Società Scientifiche alla Cochrane’s)Ipossiemia nel neonato e nel bambino malato: pensarci di più!Febbri ricorrenti: genetica e altre considerazioniTrombocitopenia idiopatica autoimmune: adulti e bambiniL’immunizzazione di bambini adottati dalla CinaSempre più talidomide per le malattie infiammatorie croniche (Crohn, artrite reumatoide)

2002/2 — pag. 77-78

Gestione del bambino con bronchiolite: un approccio basato sull’evidenza

M. Macchiaiolo, E. Cascioli, L. Viola, PP. Mastroiacovo

1999/5 — pag. 291-298

The Authors discuss the major decision points in the case-management of bronchiolitis with an evidence-based approach. On this basis, they recommend that criteria for admissions should be restricted to at risk infants or infants with respiratory ra...

Ossigenoterapia e retinopatia del pretermine: un problema etico mai risoltoQuale ruolo per il pediatra di base?Trapianti: il nuovo che avanzaDimissione precoce del neonato

1997/1 — pag. 13-16