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P6213Role of different phenotypic groups of thalassemia major patients studied by CMR by Pistoia, L, Meloni, A, Salvadori, S, Renne, S, Giuliano, P, Caccamo, P, Rocca, M, Rigoli, L, Smacchia, M P, Maffei, L, Spiga, A, Spadola, V, Romano, N, Maddaloni, D, Pepe, A

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A case of GH deficiency and beta-thalassemia by Smacchia, M P, Mercuri, V, Antonetti, L, Bassotti, G, D'Amico, T, Pietrobono, D, Gargiulo, P

“…A 23-year-old male patient, who suffers from beta-thalassemia major, came to us for an endocrine-metabolic evaluation. Medical history showed a diagnosis of…”
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Down syndrome with unusual chromosome translocation: case report and review by Bruni, L, Capolino, R, Tozzi, M C, Colloridi, F, Smacchia, M P

“…We report a case of Down syndrome with unusual chromosome translocation. The proband is a 1 year old male with 47, XY, der (5) t(5;21) (q11:q21), + der (5)…”
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Recombinant plasminogen activator therapy for cerebral vein thrombosis in a child carrier of prothrombin gene mutation by TARANI, Luigi, IACOBINI, Metello, DE STEFANO, Valerio, SMACCHIA, Maria Paola, TOZZI, Maria Cristina, RAGUSO, Grazia, BRUNI, Lida

“…Venous thrombosis of transverse and sigmoid sinuses was diagnosed in a 3-year-old child who is a carrier of the G20210A prothrombin gene mutation. Recombinant…”
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Neurological complications of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection. Description of a case of meningitis with clear cerebrospinal fluid by Bruni, L, Comparcola, D, Ferrante, E, Tozzi, M C, Tarani, L, Smacchia, M P, Balducci, L

“…Mycoplasma pneumoniae (M.p.) is generally responsible of upper and lower respiratory tract infections in children in school age; in about 2% of cases can be…”
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Spondylitis in infancy. A case report by Smacchia, M P, Bacchin, E, Matrunola, M, Tozzi, M C, Bruni, L

“…The authors report on a case of a spondylodiskitis in three year old child. Diskitis is an inflammatory process of the intervertebral disk space, not often…”
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