RMN (Risonanza magnetica nucleare)

Un’otorrea infinita

F. Forte, D. Cifarelli, P. Appio, M. Delvecchio, A. Derosa, C. Di Lucca, T. Faillace, C. Figliuolo, V. Targiani, R. Davanzo

2020/3 — pag. 54-56

Branchial arch anomalies (sinuses, fistulae, cysts and condral remnants) represent one of the commonest paediatric neck malformations. The paper describes a case study of a 2-year-old girl who presented with a persistent left-sided ear drainage, unre...

Sulle spine...

S. Lega, I. Rabach, E. Panontin, E. Barbi

2015/1 — pag. 53-54

Tutte le CRMO escono col buco!

C. Sandrin, G. Ferrara

2014/7

È proprio colpa del gattino?

S. Nider

2014/1

Quando il dolore osseo viene… dal sangue

L. Mambelli, L. Marangio, L. Pini, I.A. Venturi, M. Poli, O. Donzelli, F. Marchetti

2012/10 — pag. 667-668

The paper describes the case of an 8-year-old Moroccan girl who presented with recurrent multi-focal bone pains associated with negative flogosis indexes and standard radiological exams. The magnetic resonance exam of her thighbones showed a multi-fo...

Maremoto

F. Panizon

2005/1 — pag. 9

Crisi epilettica d’importazione Neurocisticercosi

G. Crichiutti

2001/7 — pag. 461-462