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80人の小児における選択性免疫グロブリンA欠乏症の臨床的異質性および可逆性

A Plebani, A G Ugazio, V Monafo

    Lancet (London, England)
    |April 12, 1986
    PubMed
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    子供の重度の免疫グロブリンA (IgA) 欠乏症は持続し,肺炎のリスクが増加します. 部分的なIgA欠乏症は,しばしば一時的で,肺炎と関連することが少ない.

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