PMID: 8588082Dec 1, 1995Paper

Di George's syndrome with neutropenia in an adult patient

Recenti progressi in medicina
P VivaldiM Cristofolini

Abstract

The clinical data of a thirty-nine old inpatient woman are reported, whose main complaints were non-operable vulvo-vaginal condylomata, recurrent bacterial infections, complicated chickenpox and prominent lymphopenia. The peculiar facies get us to suggest the diagnosis of a case of the Di George syndrome in an adult patient. Was probably the associated neutropenia congenital and combined with immunodeficiency syndrome?

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