I wrote: > We have a 31 year old female who presented with recurrent, serious > bacterial infections. She turns out to be pan hypoglobulinemic with IgG > 51; IgA 8.6; IgM 7. WBC is 15,000 with 15% lymphs. > > In flow she had CD3 36%; CD4 24%; CD8 12%; CD5 40%; CD10 0%; CD19 57%; > CD20 61%; CD22 58%; FMC7 23%; there was expression of CD23 and CD25 on > about half of the B cells ( CD20 ). There was some very weak expression > of kappa and lambda on a few of these cells. Right now that's all I > know. > > >From those of you with experience with immunodeficiency of the > non-acquired type, is this consistent with Combined Variable > Immunodeficiency. In general, since I have seen so few of these types of > cases, I would be interested in any comments. > Please excuse my bad habit of pressing the send button before I proofread. Actually she was 71 years old and I meant to say Common Variable not Combined Variable. Thanks again, Brent
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