Primary Immuno-Deficiencies in Pediatrics
Aljehani, N., Sallum, T., Halawani, A., Alqahtani, A., Alahmadi, K., Awadh, H., Alkhawajah, A., Alhajji, A., Malwi, F., Aldhalan, S., Alsahafi, S., Aljahdli, S., Alwafi, M., Alamer, H., Sultan, A., Al-Shehab, M. (2018). Primary Immuno-Deficiencies in Pediatrics. EKB Journal Management System, 70(4), 664-669. doi: 10.12816/0043822
Nouf Abdullah Aljehani; Thamer Fahad Sallum; Abdulghaffar Talal Halawani; Alwah Mohammed Alqahtani; Khaled Dakhel Alahmadi; Hassan Mohammed AL Awadh; Abdullah Mohammed Alkhawajah; Ahmed Abdulhadi Alhajji; Faisal Abdullah Malwi; SulaimanMohammed Aldhalan; Sara Falah Alsahafi; Salmah Mojeer Aljahdli; Mayada Salem Alwafi; Hassan Habeeb Alamer; Anmar Ahmed Sultan; Maria Mohammed Al-Shehab. "Primary Immuno-Deficiencies in Pediatrics". EKB Journal Management System, 70, 4, 2018, 664-669. doi: 10.12816/0043822
Aljehani, N., Sallum, T., Halawani, A., Alqahtani, A., Alahmadi, K., Awadh, H., Alkhawajah, A., Alhajji, A., Malwi, F., Aldhalan, S., Alsahafi, S., Aljahdli, S., Alwafi, M., Alamer, H., Sultan, A., Al-Shehab, M. (2018). 'Primary Immuno-Deficiencies in Pediatrics', EKB Journal Management System, 70(4), pp. 664-669. doi: 10.12816/0043822
Aljehani, N., Sallum, T., Halawani, A., Alqahtani, A., Alahmadi, K., Awadh, H., Alkhawajah, A., Alhajji, A., Malwi, F., Aldhalan, S., Alsahafi, S., Aljahdli, S., Alwafi, M., Alamer, H., Sultan, A., Al-Shehab, M. Primary Immuno-Deficiencies in Pediatrics. EKB Journal Management System, 2018; 70(4): 664-669. doi: 10.12816/0043822

Primary Immuno-Deficiencies in Pediatrics

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine
Article 23, Volume 70, Issue 4, January 2018, Page 664-669  XML PDF (363.62 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.12816/0043822
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Authors
Nouf Abdullah Aljehani email 1; Thamer Fahad Sallum2; Abdulghaffar Talal Halawani3; Alwah Mohammed Alqahtani1; Khaled Dakhel Alahmadi1; Hassan Mohammed AL Awadh4; Abdullah Mohammed Alkhawajah5; Ahmed Abdulhadi Alhajji4; Faisal Abdullah Malwi5; SulaimanMohammed Aldhalan6; Sara Falah Alsahafi7; Salmah Mojeer Aljahdli3; Mayada Salem Alwafi3; Hassan Habeeb Alamer4; Anmar Ahmed Sultan8; Maria Mohammed Al-Shehab9
1King Abdulaziz University
2Majmaah University
3Umm Al-Qura University
4King Faisal University
5Maternity and Children Hospital –Alhasa, King Khalid University
6King Saud University
7Battarjee Medical Collage
8King Salman bin abdulaziz hospital
9Primary Health care
Abstract
Introduction: There are many different types of primary immunodeficiency syndromes, with an overall prevalence of one in every 2,000 children in the United States. These syndromes are broadly classified as B-cell, T-cell, phagocytic, complement, or combined immunodeficiency disorders, mainly affecting children from a very young age.
Methodology: Weconducted this review using a comprehensive search of MEDLINE, PubMed, and EMBASE from January 1987 to March 2017. The following search terms were used: immunodeficiency syndromes, B-cell disorder, T-cell disorder, complement disorder, phagocytic diseases, diagnosis of primary immunodeficiency, newborn screening
Aim of the work: In this study we aimed to understand the various common types of primary immunodeficiency syndromes, and also study their diagnosis and screening methods.
Conclusion:Early diagnosis with the help of newborn screening and data recording can help in  reducing significant mortality and morbidity of children born with such disorders. Primary health care providers and pediatricians must keep a high degree of suspicion as many times the presentation can be subtle.
Keywords
B-cell disorder; T-cell disorder; complement disorder; phagocytic diseases; diagnosis of primary immunodeficiency; Newborn Screening
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