Spleen

Febbre e lesioni ipoecogene di fegato e milza

Zanatta L.

2022/4 — pag. 255-258 — DOI

Two cases of systemic bartonellosis are described. They both presented with long lasting, unexplained fever and multiple hyopoechoic hepato-splenic images on ultrasound examination....

Asplenia congenita

V. Migliarino, R. Lapenna, A. Comici, M.P. Miani, S. Naviglio, E. Barbi

2020/8 — pag. 196-200 — DOI

The paper presents a case of congenital asplenia diagnosed occasionally in a child who previously presented with a pneumococcal sepsis. The case offers the opportunity to discuss about the elevated risk of severe invasive infections in patients with ...

Emorragia splenica post-traumatica in un adolescente: il ruolo della angio-embolizzazione

P. Gallo, C. Radice, M. Mainetti, C. Renzelli, D. Palmarini, F. Marchetti

2016/10

Linfoadenite monolaterale con milza "impallinata": quale diagnosi?

A. Zucchini, P. Ricciardelli, F. Marchetti

2014/1 — pag. 54-56

È proprio colpa del gattino?

S. Nider

2014/1

Linfoadenite monolaterale con milza “impallinata”: quale diagnosi?

A. Zucchini, P. Ricciardelli, F. Marchetti

2014/1

La splenomegalia

M. Rabusin, F. Patarino

2007/8 — pag. 493-499

The spleen in infants and children is involved in a wide variety of pathological conditions. Splenic disorders may be isolated like splenic cysts or, more frequently, due to multiorgan or systemic disease including hepatic diseases, malignancy, hemo...

Quando il chirurgo si lega le mani

A. Messineo

2000/10 — pag. 643-645

In pediatric surgery, the choice of conservative management (which it is not necessarily nonoperative) has modified the therapeutic approach to many conditions. In this paper, the Author examines the impact of this policy on 4 conditions: splenohep...