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L’attività sportiva è aumentata notevolmente nell’età pediatrica negli ultimi anni e gran parte dei bambini, il 90% nella nostra casistica, pratica almeno uno sport a partire dall’età scolare. L’attività agonistica ufficiale per la gran parte delle discipline sportive inizia dopo il decimo anno di età. Il tipo di sport praticato è influenzato oltre che da „tendenze“ a livello nazionale anche dalla collocazione geografica (mare, pianura o montagna) e dalla disponibilità nel territorio di impianti sportivi.
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Schena, D., Papagrigoraki, A., Girolomoni, G. (2012). Patologia cutanea da contatto da attrezzature sportive. In: Dermatologia allergologica nel bambino e nell’adolescente. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2507-3_16
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