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• W2149175094 abstract "Antibodies have a crucial role in protecting against infections, and antibody deficiencies are the commonest primary and secondary immunodeficiencies. Antibody deficiencies may be the only abnormality present in a patient, or they may be present and aggravate the symptoms of various other conditions. Because the presence of an antibody deficiency is difficult to predict from clinical presentation, physicians should perform an evaluation of antibody-mediated immunity, even knowing that, in many cases, the results are normal. When immunizations are included as a part of the evaluation, many patients experience a benefit from enhanced immunity against common pathogens. Some alternative practical approaches to the evaluation of patients with recurrent infections are outlined in Figure 8. Referral to a clinical immunologist can be based on the presence of recurrent infections, a positive family history without prior evaluation by a pediatrician, or abnormal immunologic findings that require an advanced evaluation. In any case, a close collaboration between pediatrician and immunologist likely will result in an accurate diagnosis and better treatment of patients with antibody-deficiency syndromes and their families." @default.
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• W2149175094 title "ANTIBODY DEFICIENCY SYNDROMES" @default.
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