Lymphopenia

Immunodeficienza combinata grave

Valencic I, Moratti M, Bettelli S, Ancora G

2026/3 — pag. 58-66 — DOI

Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) is characterised by profound quantitative and/or functional T-cell defects and predisposes infants to life-threatening infections, including sepsis that may progress to organ dysfunction and disseminated intrav...

Sindromi, genetica e immunologia: dall’inizio della fine alla fine dell’inizio

Guerra F, Saettini F, Biondi A.

2023/9 — pag. 569-574 — DOI

Syndromic immunodeficiencies are defined as a group of immunodeficiencies in which the immunological defect may be found only in a subgroup of patients. They fall within a more complex clinical picture and may not represent the primary clinical probl...

Buona crescita, cattiva immunità

Grasso AG

2021/8 — pag. 257-257 — DOI

The author presents a case of common variable immunodeficiency due to adenosine deaminase 1 deficiency diagnosed in a 3-year-old girl with recurrent pneumonia slowly respondent to the antibiotic therapy....

Parotiti ricorrenti e linfopenia: un binomio da Reumatologia

L. Antonucci, V. Messia, R. Nicolai, F. De Benedetti, C. Bracaglia

2020/6 — pag. 140-140 — DOI

Covid-19 e bambini: il punto dalla letteratura al 18 marzo

C. Guiducci, F. Marchetti

2020/3 — pag. 151-153

Manifestazioni dell’infezione da virus di Epstein-Barr nel paziente con immunodeficit

F. Zunica, F. Saettini, A. Biondi, R. Badolato

2019/3 — pag. 163-169

Recurrent respiratory infections are frequent in healthy children. The association with peculiar signs and symptoms such as splenomegaly, lymphopenia, and hypogammaglobulinemia should induce suspicion of primary immunodeficiency (PID). The describe...

La linfopenia nel bambino

C. Dallavilla, R. Badolato

2015/4 — pag. 239-246

Isolated lymphopoenia is a common finding in children evaluation. Usually, lymphopoenia is observed in children with infectious or autoimmune diseases, with nutritional disorders or under treatment with immunosuppressive drugs. However, persistence...

Nuove malattie: la SARS

M. Lazzerini

2003/5 — pag. 319-322