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Table 4.

Clinical and laboratory data of patients with incidentally detected inborn errors of immunity.

Case	Sex	Age		Clinical diagnosis	Clinical characteristics	IgG (mg/dl)	IgA (mg/dl)	IgM (mg/dl)	B cell (%)	T cell (%)	NK cell (%)	CD4+ T cell%^* (number,/µl)	CD8+ T cell%^* (number,/µl)
Case	Sex	Symptom onset	At diagnosis	Clinical diagnosis	Clinical characteristics	IgG (mg/dl)	IgA (mg/dl)	IgM (mg/dl)	B cell (%)	T cell (%)	NK cell (%)	CD4+ T cell%^* (number,/µl)	CD8+ T cell%^* (number,/µl)
Incidental 1	Male	5Y	5Y	Cytopenia	Necrotizing pneumonia, splenomegaly	1,592	284.7	174.5	NT	NT	NT	17.8 (666)	26.2 (981)
Incidental 2	Male	12Y	12Y	Epilepsy	Recurrent lymphadenitis	987	5	17.2	34.9	62	2.9	34.8 (605)	24.4 (424)

^*CD4- and CD8-positive T cell % is presented as number of each cell population/total lymphocyte count.

NT, not tested.