Sedation

Farmaci intranasali nel bambino: cosa devono sapere i pediatri

Nisticò D, Marchetti F, Badina L, Barbi E, Cozzi G.

2023/6 — pag. 381-389 — DOI

The use of the intranasal route of administration to deliver drugs in children has become more and more popular in the last decades. Seizure, severe acute pain and severe hypoglycaemia in diabetic patients may be managed with intranasal drugs. The in...

La circoncisione non è mai banale

D. Codrich, E. Guida, M.G. Scarpa, J. Schleef

2020/9 — pag. 234-234 — DOI

Dexmedetomidina intramuscolo per l’elettroencefalografia in sedazione del paziente autistico

S. Amoroso, F. Poropat, G. Cozzi, R. Devescovi, E. Barbi

2018/7

An 11-year-old autistic girl was admitted to the Emergency Room for a self-resolving episode of seizure. An electroencephalogram (EEG) under sedation was easily performed with the administration of intramuscular dexmedetomidine. Patients with autism ...

Gli antistaminici di prima generazione nei bambini: un bilancio tra i rischi e i benefici

D. Sambugaro, G. Zoso, F. Fusco, F. Marchetti

2017/3 — pag. 195-196

Trauma cranico minore in età pediatrica: una sfida ancora aperta per il medico di pronto soccorso

L. Da Dalt, S. Bressan

2012/7 — pag. 415-417

Unità di sedazione pediatrica per procedure diagnostiche dolorose

E. Barbi et al.

2001/6 — pag. 369-375

Particularly in tertiary care centres, there is an increased need for diagnostic procedures, such as CT scans, magnetic resonance, endoscopies, lumbar punctures, biopsies, etc., which require different degrees of anesthesia and/or sedation of the c...