[Clinical aspects of IgA deficiency]
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K Pongrácz1, L Varga, B Sáfrány
1Baranya Megyei Kerpel-Fronius Odön Gyermekkórház, Pécs.
Orvosi Hetilap
|December 25, 1994
Abstract:
The authors have carried out a retrospective study of 33 selective IgA-deficient patients. They have found the high frequency of respiratory infections, gastrointestinal (celiac disease, giardiasis), and also autoimmune-, allergic- and malignant diseases. They have called the attention to the variety of the clinical picture, the possible consequences of the haemo- and immunotherapy, as well as to the importance of the early diagnosis and examination of family members.