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In the era of genomics, orientation in the face of hereditary neutropenia still requires, first and foremost, a good clinical and cytological analysis. The thirty responsible genes now explain 60% of congenital neutropenia. These are rare since they are only found in 1‰ of all congenital neutropenia, estimated at 1% of the population. The clinical examination looks for phenotypes associated with syndromic...

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