Duodenum

Migrazione della sonda gastrostomica come possibile causa di pancreatite

M. Fornaro, V. Lunedei, E. Valletta

2015/8

Gastrostomy tube dislodgement is a well known complication in patients with percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG). Tube migration into the duodenum was less frequently reported. When the migrated tube has an inflatable internal balloon, as in rep...

Celiachia e stipsi ostinata: descrizione di un caso clinico

A. Micheli, V. Canocchi, M. Carlini, C. Ciacci, F. Macucci, D. Pecchi, F. Civitelli, I. Giani

2014/5 — pag. 329-330

Coeliac disease (CD) may have a variety of differential gastrointestinal or not gastrointestinal presentation. Constipation is a common paediatric gastrointestinal symptom; most of the cases in children are due to functional gastrointestinal disorder...

Dalla tiroide al duodeno: andata e ritorno

V. Moressa, L. Materazzo, N. Giurici, G. Tornese

2011/8 — pag. 534

Diagnosi di celiachia: basta con la biopsia?

E. Benelli, L. Ronfani, O. Radillo, S. Martelossi, A. Ventura

2011/8 — pag. 493-498

Introduction - Intestinal biopsy is still considered the referral test for definitive diagnosis of coeliac disease. Nevertheless, according to the new ESPGHAN guidelines, it seems that avoiding the intestinal biopsy in few selected cases could be a...

Vomito da malrotazione intestinale a esordio tardivo

M. Vestri, V. Gentilino, A. Montemaggi, A. Becocci, D. Bartolomeo, A. Messineo, P. Lionetti

2010/6 — pag. 397-398

Intestinal malrotation (IM) is a rare congenital alteration of the embryonal development of the bowel that typically presents in the first year of life. The Authors introduce the case of a 5 years old child affected by a chromosomal disorder (par...

Vomito da malrotazione intestinale a esordio tardivo

M. Vestri, V. Gentilino, A. Montemaggi, A. Becocci, D. Bartolomeo, A. Messineo, P. Lionetti

2010/6

Il rischio di andare alla deriva sull'iceberg della celiachia

M. Fornaro, R. Gaudino, L. Balanzoni, et al.

2009/2 — pag. 124-125

A 12-year old child with failure-to-thrive had diagnosis of celiac disease at the age of 20 months, in spite of negative serologic markers and only slight histological modifications at the duodenal biopsy. After 10 years of gluten free diet his w...

Il rischio di andare alla deriva sull\'iceberg della celiachia

M. Fornaro, R. Gauno, L. Balanzoni, C. Bortoluzzi, S. Conte, E. Valletta

2009/2

Quale biopsia?

V. Villanacci

2005/7 — pag. 442-455

When diagnosing celiac disease, the intestinal biopsy represents a moment of close collaboration between the pathologist and the clinician. The accuracy of the hystological diagnosis depends on the number and the adequate placement of the biopsies ...

Ancora biopsia? Forse sì!

S. Martelossi

2005/7 — pag. 440-455

Usually the diagnosis of celiac disease is an easy task, thanks to the availability of good serology tests and to the intestinal biopsy, which represents a precious chance of looking at the gluten toxicity right in the gut. Although the significant...