Respiratory Aspiration

Difficoltà di deglutizione nei bambini con neurodisabilità: sfide e soluzioni

Mincarelli C, Barbi E, Orzan E, Peri F, Pintonello S, Grasso DL.

2025/4 — pag. 235-239 — DOI

Dysphagia, defined as the difficulty in swallowing a food or non-food bolus from the oral cavity to the stomach, is a significant disorder affecting neonates and children, with an incidence of 25-45% in normally developing children and up to 80% in t...

Il digiuno del bambino prima di una sedazione procedurale

Penco A, Peri P, Poropat F, Conversano E, Barbi E, Cozzi G.

2021/9 — pag. 576-582 — DOI

Fasting before procedural sedation is a hot topic in everyday medical life with the main concern regarding pulmonary aspiration. Fasting guidelines before procedural sedation have always been the same as those used for general anaesthesia. However, p...

Tutti a tavola con… i bambini con disabilità

P. Pascolo

2016/6 — pag. 395-397

Inalazione di corpo estraneo: uno "strano caso"

G.L. Benetti, C. Iozzi, M. Atzeni

2015/1 — pag. 57-58

Foreign body inhalation is a quite common event in chil-dhood, especially during the first years of life. It can cau-se complete airway obstruction and asphyxia resulting from a large object lodged in the trachea or larynx, which require real emergen...

Inalazione di corpo estraneo: uno “strano caso”

G.L. Benetti, C. Iozzi, M. Atzeni

2015/1

Foreign body inhalation is a quite common event in chil-dhood, especially during the first years of life. It can cau-se complete airway obstruction and asphyxia resulting from a large object lodged in the trachea or larynx, which require real emergen...

Semiannegamento: sempre meglio passare qualche ora in più in osservazione

V. Guastalla, G. Facchina, P. Vatta

2014/7