110 children, affected by UTI, were included in this study; 52 of them were treated for 10 days and the remaining 58 for 3 days. Both groups were treated with cotrimoxazole or nitrofurantoin. Urine cultures were repeated soon after the end of therapy and repeated subsequently for a period of 6 months or of 1 year. There is not a great difference between the results obtained with the 10 days treatment and those of the 3 days treatment. An high percentage of relapses occurred in UTI caused by Proteus and Klebsiella.

Child↗

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[Microscopic hematuria in children].

The AA. studied ninety children affected by microscopic hematuria whose origin was not clear. Periodic controls have been effectuated during a period from one to five years. The hematuria is spontaneously disappeared in the 46,7% of the cases. In sixteen children (17,7%) the hematuria was also present in some relatives, nine children were affected by urinary tract malformations. Only twenty subjects were affected by a significant renal pathology.

Biopsy↗

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[Glycogenosis type VI. Report of two cases (author's transl)].

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Adenylyl Cyclases↗

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[Lyme disease in central Italy. Description of a case of a 3-year-old girl].

The Authors describe a case of Lyme disease in a 3 year old child who lives in the center of Italy, in the Rome area. In this report it has been underlined the presence of Lyme disease also in central Italy and the importance of early diagnosis and therapy in order to prevent severe complications.

Child, Preschool↗

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[An anomaly in Poland. A description of a clinical case of a three years and four months-old boy].

The authors describe Poland's anomaly in a boy aged three years and four months, characterised by a depression in the right hemithorax caused by the absence of the medial extremity of the large pectoral muscle with hypoplasia of the remaining venter musculi. Moreover, the scan showed the absence of the small homolateral pectoral muscle. The vascular alteration of the subclavian artery and/or its branches during embryogenesis might be related, in this case, to the fact that the mother took sex hormones during the 6th and 7th week of gestation.

Child, Preschool↗