[Clinical phenotypes associated with selective IgA deficiency: a review of 330 cases and a proposed follow-up protocol].

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UNLABELLED: Selective IgA deficiency is the most common Primary Immune Deficiency. Only a small proportion of these patients present during childhood, but this proportion increases over the years, and may be associated with an IgG subclass deficiency with increased susceptibility to respiratory and digestive tract infections. During childhood, IgA deficient patients may also refer to symptoms related to allergic...

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