progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis

BRIC o PFIC?

Gibellato E, Lauriola RS, D'Antiga L

2025/10 — pag. 257-259 — DOI

A 9-year-old boy of Moldovan origin presented to the Emergency Room with jaundice and pruritus persisting for two months. His medical history revealed recurrent, self-limiting episodes and a recent hospitalization in Moldova for hyperbilirubinemia tr...

Anche il fegato ha i suoi binomi

Maggiore G.

2025/3 — pag. 183-184 — DOI

The paper describes the case of a 20-month-old girl hospitalized for acute liver failure, later diagnosed with progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC). Jaundice is often a fundamental clinical sign that is frequently overlooked, not only...

Una colestasi che ritorna

Medici F

2022/8 — pag. 169-170 — DOI

The case of a 13-month-old girl with recurrent cholestasis finally diagnosed with BRIC (Benign Recurrent Intrahepatic Cholestasis) is described. The clinical, therapeutic and prognostic implications of BRIC are also discussed....

Due colestasi a confronto

M. Massaro, E. Benelli, M.C. Pellegrin

2014/9

BRIC e PFIC 2 un continuum tra genotipo e fenotipo?

S. Ghione, M.E. Di Cicco, F. Moscuzza, G. Rossi, M. Segreto, G. Marsalli, G. Maggiore

2013/5

A volte... ritornano. Una rettocolite "difficile".

2009/4 — pag. 257-258