Mydriasis

Ipotono e inappetenza in un lattante di 4 mesi

Pezzuto M, Di Stefano M, Rigamonti A, Zambon A, Natali Sora MG, Rossana Fiori, Piselli G, Fontana K, Guarneri MP, Barera G

2026/3 — pag. 79-79 — DOI

Infection with Clostridioides botulinum in infants is a rare but potentially fatal condition characterised by descending flaccid paralysis. The study reports the case of a four-month-old female infant admitted to the Emergency Unit with non-specific ...

Un’anisocoria acuta “da contatto”

Peri F.

2022/3 — pag. 189-192 — DOI

A case of anisocoria due to contact with cocaine in a ten-month-old child is described. ...

LAT gel? Occhio!

Canali G, Di Cesare Merlone A, Cianci P, Selicorni S

2021/2 — pag. 125-126 — DOI

The paper describes a case of a 17-month-old child with acute unilateral mydriasis after minor head trauma that was attributable to the local application of lidocaine-tetracaine-adrenaline (LAT) gel. The possible differential diagnoses of acute aniso...

Midriasi: occhio... alle "belladonne"

S. Bursi

2018/1

Quando si dice… non vedere al di là del proprio naso!!!

L. Marangio, G. La Fauci, E. Valletta

2014/6

Cerotti transdermici alla scopolamina ed eventi avversi Descrizione di un caso clinico

E. Chiocca, S. Ghione, F. Moscuzza , C. Domenici, F. Benocci, G. Federico, G. Saggese

2013/9 — pag. 597-598

Trans-dermal scopolamine patches are commonly used, without medical prescription, to reduce motion sickness. Side effects of overdosage/hypersensitivity include hallucinations, psychosis, amnesia, hyperactivity, mydriasis, dry mouth, skin hyperemia a...

Anisocoria acuta da ipratropio bromuro: basta pensarci

M. Giovannini, E. Zamuner, L. Biserna, G. Vieni, A. Di Caro, F. Marchetti

2013/9 — pag. 585-587

The article reports the case of a 9-year-old boy who presented with fixed dilated pupil secondary to areosol inhalation of nebulised ipratropium bromide. While a fixed dilated pupil is an alarming sign, if it is caused by inhalation of ipratropium ...

Ma che pupilla grande che hai!

C. Bibalo, A. Bet

2013/9

Cerotti transdermici alla scopolamina ed eventi avversi Descrizione di un caso clinico

E. Chiocca S. Ghione, F. Moscuzza , C. Domenici, F. Benocci, G. Federico, G. Saggese

2013/9

Trans-dermal scopolamine patches are commonly used, without medical prescription, to reduce motion sickness. Side effects of overdosage/hypersensitivity include hallucinations, psychosis, amnesia, hyperactivity, mydriasis, dry mouth, skin hyperemia a...

Mai dire BONZAI!

V. Moressa, C. Zuiani , S. Naviglio, N. Giurici

2013/7

Un quattrocchi piuttosto agitato

D. Bettati, C. Locci, G. Masia, N. Gaias, V. Manca, L. Buono

2013/2

Midriasi monolaterale da aerosol

S. Vasile, F. Morandi

2009/8 — pag. 525-526