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. 2022 May 23;29(6):415–423. doi: 10.1016/j.arcped.2022.05.003

Table 2.

Lymphocyte levels of patients with Gaucher, MPS and Pompe diseases.

Lymphocytes Gaucher disease N = 21 MPS N = 36 Pompe disease N = 8 p
Total lymphocytes × 109/L Median (range) 2700(1300–6800) 3900(1600–7700) 4100(1400–6900) 0.156
T cells (CD3+) cells/μL Median(range) 67.4(60.1–83.6) 70.9(55.8–92) 73.7(62.6–78.4) 0.173
T CD4+ (CD3+CD4+) cells/μL Median(range) 40(27.2–54.8) 38.4(11.9–53.8) 43.3(33.5–55.7) 0.946
T CD8+ (CD3+CD8+) cells/μL Median(range) 25,1(20–42.8) 24.8(7.1–52) 22.8(5.9–39) 0.426
B cells (CD19+) cells/μL Median(range) 17.5(8.5–27.8) 17.5(8.5–27.8) 18.5(10.1–29.4) 0.319
NK cells (CD3+/CD16+/CD56+) cells/μL Median(range) 10.5(2.7–24) 8.5(2.8–30.7) 8.45(5.7–13) 0.238
HLA-DR cells/μL Median(range) 25.2(12.2–45.9) 25.3(10–55) 25.1(14.8–32.8) 0.553

MPS: mucopolysaccharidosis; NK: natural killer; HLA-DR: human leukocyte antigen–DR isotype; statistically significant at p < 0.05.