Immunodeficiency masks: a complex diagnostic case of Nijmegen breakage syndrome
Y. L. Mizernitskiy,
I. E. Zorina,
E. S. Ryngachenko
et al.
Abstract:Purpose. The purpose of the study is to show the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in the early verification of the primary immunodeficiency — Nijmegen breakage syndrome. A girl was admitted with complaints of daily productive cough, persistent obstruction of nasal breathing, mucopurulent discharge, recurrent respiratory tract infections for three years. From the age of 2, she suffered from protracted recurrent respiratory infections, repeatedly received inpatient treatment with systemic antibiotic th… Show more
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