[PAGID] Difficult diagnosis
Chris Seroogy
cmseroogy at pediatrics.wisc.edu
Thu Jan 15 12:38:36 EST 2009
I think another important test to include in the work up would be TREC
analysis.
Chris
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On 1/15/09 11:35 AM, "Turvey, Stuart" <sturvey at cw.bc.ca> wrote:
> I think this Australian baby is a great case for the larger group to consider
> and to ask the question what do we need to make the diagnosis of SCID?
>
> We have a 6 month old female baby with:
> -infections (candida, RSV, PCP)
> -failure to thrive
> -hypogammaglobulinemia and no response to tetanus vaccination
> -PHA proliferative responses <10% control values
> -normal lymphocyte numbers
>
> For me this is consistent with autosomal recessive SCID. Important things to
> do include assessment for maternal engraftment and quantification of naive vs
> memory cells.
>
> I wonder if others feel I am 'jumping-the-gun' and we need more data?
>
> Stuart
>
> Stuart Turvey MB BS DPhil
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