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. 2020 Oct 12;203(2):247–266. doi: 10.1111/cei.13520

Table 1.

Clinical data of the 16 X91‐CGD patients

Patients X‐CGD variants Date of birth Date of diagnosis Severe clinical signs Minor clinical signs Actual treatments
P1 X91 12/22/13 01/20/15 Multiple abscessed skin lesions, splenomegaly Prophylactic a
P2 X910 11/18/12 09/24/14 Prolonged fever Inflammatory syndrome, xanthogranuloma (Serratia marcescens), tonsil adenophlegmon (Staphylococcus aureus), microcytic anemia due to martial deficiency, diarrhea, vomiting, rotavirus gastroenteritis Prophylactic a
P3 X910 03/10/09 02/01/2012 Sepsis, hepato‐splenomegaly hepatic granuloma Pallor, pustulosis, inflammatory syndrome, bloody diarrhea (Enterococcus faecium), multiple necrotic adenopathies (S. marcescens), hepatic cytolysis and cholestasis, failure to thrive Prophylactic a
P4a b X91 02/04/86 10/18/2012 Mild childhood asthma, at teenage recurrent perianal abscesses, treated for Crohn disease, nose infection (S. aureus) Prophylactic a
P4b a 1988 2012 postmortem Aspergillus pneumonitis
P5 X910 07/29/12 04/01/14 Pulmonary abscesses (S. constellatus) Neonatal pustular melanosis, eosinophilic pancolitis, maculo‐papular skin rash Engraftment at 3 years of age. Joint chronic graft‐versus‐host disease. Complete chimerism
P6 X910 03/13/09 04/28/09 Severe sepsis, three outbreaks of pneumonia Prophylactic a
P7 X910 06/20/16 06/22/17 Cervical adenitis, febrile (S. aureus), papular lesions, fungal infections in the penis, hypothermia, cyanosis Prophylactic a
P8 X910 12/08/15 05/19/16 Hepatic abcesses Fever, inflammatory syndrome, rotavirus gastroenteritis, cervical adenopathies, granuloma of the tonsil, perforated acute otitis, ileitis Recent engraftment (HLA id.) with infectious complications and viral reactivation, persistent diarrhea 6 months post‐transplant
P9 X910 10/28/12 06/02/14 Prolonged fever, liver abscesses Engraftment at 3 years of age, complete chimerism
In good health
P10 X910 09/02/18 12/18/18 Bacteremia (S. aureus) Reccurent suppurative inguinal (S. aureus) Prophylactic a
P11 X910 10/14/14 03/15/17 Mycobacterium bovis infection Recurrent suppurative lymphadenitis, pneumonia, other pulmonary bacterial infections Prophylactic a
P12 X910 01/30/86 06/24/87 Sepsis (S. typhimurium), pulmonary aspergillosis Suppurative inguinal adenopathies (Candida albicans), furonculosis (Klebsiella pneumoniae), cervical adenopathy (Streptoccocus), balano‐prepucial fistula, recurrent cold sores Prophylactic a
P13 X910 09/07/13 07/20/16 Abscess of the mediastinum, bacteremia, bacterial pneumonia, suspected Noonan syndrome Cervical lymphadenitis, BCGitis Prophylactic a
P14 X910 02/16/83 12/02/10 Bone infection (Aspergillus sp.) treated by laminectomy, permanent respiratory failure (restrictive and obstructive) Peritonsillar abcess Prophylactic a corticotherapy, hydroxychloroquine, amethopterine, permanent oxygenotherapy
P15 X91+ 12/19/03 09/20/09 Prolonged fever, pulmonary abcess Cervical adenopathy, BCGititis, abscess of the anal margin, acute appendicitis, diarrhea, chronic inflammation syndrome Prophylactic a
P16 X910 01/21/13 06/30/16 Liver abcesses Cervical adenitis Engraftment at 16 months years of age, acute intestinal graft versus host disease. Bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome, complete chimerism
a

Trimethoprim‐sulfamethoxazole and itraconazole

b

P4a and P4b are brothers. P4b died aged 24 years. At that time CGD diagnosis was performed for him and his brother P4a.

Dead patient.

Patients with new mutations are shown in bold type.

HLA = human leucocyte antigen; CGD = chronic granulomatous disease; – = absence of clinical signs.