zoppia pediatrica

Un bambino che zoppica: quando meno te lo aspetti

Cunsolo M, Gazzitano L, Alizzi C, Panzuto F, Corsello G.

2025/9 — pag. 598-600 — DOI

A 19-month-old boy arrived at the emergency room with inconsolable crying and refusal to walk. MRI revealed bone changes consistent with vitamin C deficiency (scurvy). His history showed a diet almost exclusively based on milk and gingival bleeding. ...

Il bambino che zoppica: quando bisogna… pensarle tutte

Tumminelli C, Pastore S, Taddio A.

2025/1 — pag. 18-24 — DOI

Limping is a common clinical symptom in childhood and the diagnosis of the underlying cause may often be a challenge for the paediatrician. The paper describes the clinical manifestations, radiological pictures and disease course of other causes of l...

Una zoppia persistente

Costantino A.

2022/4 — pag. 255-258 — DOI

The authors describe the case of an eleven-year-old girl with a complex vascular malformation of the right thigh presenting with moderate oedema and lameness that were previously misinterpreted as a post-traumatic condition....

Due zoppie per due diagnosi

F. Corrias

2017/7 — pag. 465-466

Coxalgia benigna o artrite settica?

F. Marchetti, G. Papucci, C. Udina, L. Mambelli

2017/7 — pag. 435-439

Children with a painful hip present a diagnostic challenge since clinical differentiation between septic arthritis and transient synovitis may be difficult. Septic arthritis, a potentially life-threatening and debilitating medical emergency, requir...

Una rara zoppia

S. Carbogno

2017/7

Due zoppie per due diagnosi

F. Corrias

2017/7

Gabrio, il bimbo in punta di piede

C. Bibalo, V. Guastalla, C. Sandrin

2015/1

Una coxalgia che nasconde un Perthes

D. Bello

1998/10