[Chronic granulomatous disease--not only the lack of oxygen radicals].

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Chronic granulomatous disease (CGD) is caused by mutations in the phox-family of superoxide ion generating enzymes. The clinical manifestations of CGD include increased infection susceptibility, a lupus like dermatitis and inflammatory bowel disease. The severe consequences of this rare disorder need to be handled by specialists, experienced in the care of CGD patients. Many CGD manifestations are due to the lack...

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