Table 1.

Clinical features of GATA2 deficiency.

Clinical Features	Frequency (%)
Hematological features
MDS	70–84 [15,16]
AML	14–19 [15,16]
ALL	1.3 [15]
AA	2.5 [15]
JMML	1.3 [15]
Immunodeficit
Monocytopenia	49–78 [15,16]
B lymphopenia	86–100 [15,16]
NK lymphopenia	7.8–82 [15,16]
Neutropenia	47 [16]
Infections
Severe viral infections	70 [16]
Disseminated NTM infections	53 [16]
Severe bacterial infections	49–56 [15,16]
Severe fungal infections	16% [16]
Persistent EBV viremia	11% [16]
Warts
HPV-related	35–40 [15,16]
Oncologic	3.8 [15]
Lymphedema	11–15 [15,16]
Pulmonary features
PAPs	3.8–18 [15,16]
Recurrent bacterial infections	56 [15]
Pulmonary hypertension	<20% [16]
Thrombotic complications	9–25 [15,16]
Deafness	1.3 [15]
Autoimmune features	11 [15]
Urinary tract malformation	5 [15]
Obsetrian complications	6.3–33 [15,16]
Hypothyroidism	1.3–14 [15,16]