by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
In paediatric clinical practice, the occasional finding of low-grade proteinuria is frequent, though it is not always an indication of kidney damage or disease. However, the definition of a more appropriate diagnostic approach is useful both for the timely detection...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
Routine urine culture (once a month) is often performed as part of the follow-up of children with congenital nephro-urological malformations or as part of the standard screening tests for children in good clinical condition. In these cases, the finding of bacterial...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
In the general wards, the patients are often submitted to ripetitive draws of blood in the short terms, for redundant chemistry testing. Altered laboratory results often require controls, even though the original request was futile, and this amplifies the phenomenon....
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
When a child has joint pain but does not meet the clinical criteria for the diagnosis of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis it is not very useful to require the determination of autoantibodies. These investigations are useful to better define the diagnosis, the prognosis...
by cristiano | Oct 17, 2018
Raynaud’s phenomenon mainly affects women between 20 and 40 years of age. In a high percentage of cases ranging between 50% and 90%, this phenomenon is primitive; in such cases it is not necessary to make specific therapies, but only a symptomatic treatment and...
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