Torsione del testicolo

Tre palle, un soldo

A. Lambertini, P. Alvisi, G. Mescoli

2005/3 — pag. 190-191

Una porpora di Schonlein-Henoch plurisintomatica

G. Bonora, C. Malorgio

2002/4

Una porpora di Schoenlein-Henoch plurisintomatica

2002/4 — pag. 260-260

A case of multi-symptom Schönlein-Henoch’s purpura case which started with convulsions, and required surgery because of a torsion of the spermatic cord and steroid because of intestinal vasculitis....

Tre raccomandazioni al pediatra da parte del chirurgo pediatra

A. Messineo

2000/6 — pag. 367-368

The Author provides essential clues for the first approach to common surgical emergencies by practising paediatricians. For acute appendicitis, they are: pain, first periumbilical and colicky then right-sided and continuous; fever, usually moderate...

Lo scroto acuto: diagnosi clinica o diagnosi peroperatoria?

L. Cucchi, A. Coci, R. Damonte e coll.

1998/4 — pag. 223-226

The Authors present their personal experience in managing children with acute testicular pain. They performed a surgical exploration in 50 children with acute testicular pain, who had been consecutively seen in their department during the last t...