[CIS PIDD] Post-Fontan hypogam & PLE
Bodo Grimbacher
bodo.grimbacher at uniklinik-freiburg.de
Sun Aug 26 05:42:36 EDT 2012
Given this limited clinical information,
please consider MALT lymphoma or "paraneoplastic" to lung cancer
recurrence.
Thanks, Bodo
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Am 23.08.12 18:24 schrieb "Boyce, Thomas G., M.D." unter
<Boyce.Thomas at mayo.edu>:
>Doubt PLE given NL or low stool A1AT.
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>On Aug 22, 2012, at 4:57 PM, "Stan Ress" <Stan.Ress at uct.ac.za> wrote:
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>I wondered if PLE could account for isolated IgG deficiency in 67
>year-old lady with preserved serum albumin. She has a complex history of
>surgery & irradiation for lung ca in 1997 & 2008. Recently presented with
>weight loss, diarrhoea, & food intolerance. Found to have IgG 6.04 g/L &
>5.3 more recently, IgA 1.33 g/L, IgM 0.60g/L. No paraprotein serum peak
>or urine Bence Jones protein detectable. No evidence of malabsorbtion.
>Serum Albumin 42 g/L (37-52), low serum gamma-globulin of 5.7 (8-13g/L).
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>Could she still have PLE, despite normal serum albumin & low stool
>alpha-1-antitrypsin <0.18 mg/g (0.43-1.47), with normal serum
>alpha-1-antitrypsin level?
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>I would appreciate any comments/suggestions.
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>Thanks.
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>Stan Ress
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>>>> "Boyce, Thomas G., M.D." <Boyce.Thomas at mayo.edu> 8/22/2012 3:40 AM >>>
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>Agree usually albumin is low in PLE but would check a stool alpha 1
>antitrypsin to see if losing protein in stool. Also very hard to replete
>IgG in pts with PLE.
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>On Aug 21, 2012, at 8:29 PM, "Church, Joseph" <JChurch at chla.usc.edu>
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>Colleagues:
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>I follow an 8yo boy with the following
> - Protein losing enteropathy (history of)
> - Fontan procedure for hypoplastic left heart
> - IgG 334 IgA 50 IgM58
> - CD3+ 26% (308), CD19 42% (478)
> - Serum albumin 4.7 mg/dL.
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>Has any one seen this pattern of immunodeficiency in the face of a very
>normal serum albumin level?
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>Thank you for your thoughts.
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>Joe Church
>Children's Hospital Los Angeles
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