sinusitis

La cellulite orbitaria in età pediatrica: una proposta di gestione diagnostico-terapeutica

Zama D, Altimari L, Ruscelli M, Pierantoni L, Gennari G, Toni F, Campoli C, Presutti L, Lanari M.

2024/1 — pag. 17-25 — DOI

The incidence of orbital cellulitis in the paediatric age is around 1.6/100,000 cases per year. Most cases are mild and limited to the preseptal space; however, severe and complicated cases are possible. Paediatricians should be able to recognize hig...

Sinusiti persistenti: pensa alle ciglia nullafacenti!

A. Lora, M. Maschio, G. Gortani

2016/9

“Ubi pus ibi... expecta et observa”

A. Tonetto, I. Giuseppin

2014/6

Una diagnosi a colpo d’occhio

A. Favret, A. Magnolato, M. Vergine, A. Rosolen

2014/3

Una sinusite complicata

G. Gorlato, S. Pastore, M. Chinello, D. Sanabor, F. Marchetti

2011/2

We report the case of a 13-year-old girl with a one-month-and-an-half story of fever, rhinorrhoea, headache and vomiting. Initially neurological assessment resulted normal and a diagnosis of acute sinus infection was made. Since the patient worsened,...

Nascosti dietro un naso capriccioso

M. Maschio

2007/7

La tosse (o le tossi)

G. Longo, E. Barbi

2000/10 — pag. 631-635

Cough is a frequent symptom, ranging from the simple, irritatingly cough associated with the common cold to the catarrhal cough of sinusitis and to the prolonged afebrile non productive cough caused by intracellular pathogens such as Mycoplasma and...

Appendice

2000/7 — pag. 443-447

Wheezing ricorrente, sinusite, reflusso gastro-esofageo

M.F. Patria, F. Rusconi

2000/6 — pag. 391-393

Description of a very instructive case of chronic asthma, scarcely sensible to bronchodilators and environmental prophylaxis. An antibiotic treatment for concurrent sinusitis cured the latter, but not asthma which kept on worsening, despite of a h...

Tosse e bronchite

F. Panizon

1999/4