… the clinical presentation, molecular diagnosis, and outcomes of primary antibody deficiency
in … Medical records of patients with primary antibody deficiency during the period 1990–2010 …

… ).16, 17 To better characterize the role of SAD in CRS, we examined the clinical characteristics,
comorbidities, and therapies of patients with CRS and SAD in a tertiary care setting. …

… Clinical recognition of primary antibody deficiency is frequently delayed with consequent
increased morbidity, diminished quality of life and early mortality. Clinical … of antibody deficiency…

… of literature characterizing immunological and clinical characteristics of patients with less …
the relationship between immunological characteristics and distinct clinical manifestations in …

… Clinical Manifestations of Antibody Deficiency Recurrent infections are the primary clinical
manifestation of antibody deficiency syndromes, typically starting after the maternal IgG is …

… million of population is reported, of whom 6 per million have XLA, 5 per million have CVID,
and the remainder have autosomal recessive antibody deficiencies.3 Swedish data suggest a …

… Patients with specific polysaccharide antibody deficiency (… The aim of this study was to
determine the characteristics of … saccharide antibody deficiency have a normal level of IgG2. …

… deficiencies, patients with antibody deficiencies usually are free of infection until 7 to 9 months
of age, when maternal antibodies … humoral immune or antibody deficiencies usually have …

… This systematic review focuses on the clinical aspects of primary antibody deficiencies,
including management and complications of primary antibody deficiencies in particular. …

… There were no associations between other clinical features of antibody deficiency disorders
and the laboratory finding of SAD. In particular, no association was noted between recurrent …