Clinical features and immunoglobulin replacement therapy outcomes of adults with common variable immunodeficiency: a single centre experience
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Abstract
There are apparent relationships among chronic diarrhoea and low body weight, and deterioration of T and B cell immunity in adults with CVID. IRT improves the whole blood parameters and stimulates IgM production. The later effect supports the immunomodulatory feature of this therapy.
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| Authors | Muşabak UH;Erdoğan T;; |
| Journal | Turkish journal of medical sciences |
| Year | 2021 |
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