PID patients in Motol Radana Zachová Institute of Immunology University hospital Prague Motol, Czech Republic ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005.

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PID patients in Motol Radana Zachová Institute of Immunology University hospital Prague Motol, Czech Republic ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

PID patients in Motol. Antibody deficiencies. T cell or combined deficiencies. Phagocytic disorders. Complement deficiencies. Other primary immunodeficiencies ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Antibody deficiencies - XLA Bruton´s agammaglobulinemia - IgA deficiency - CVID ( common variable immunodeficiency) - selective IgG subclass deficiency ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Antibody deficiencies ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005 Nr. age X-LA IgA defic. 30 CVID selective subclass deficiency Total 65

Combined deficiencies ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005 Cellular and combined Nr. comment SCID 10 γ c mutation 5 RAG mutation 2 CID2 FHL4 Perforin deficinency 1 WAS3 WASP mutation 2 complete di George sy1 di George syndrome parc.37

Nr.age LAD I.117 CGD Total7 Phagocytic disorders ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

C1 esterase deficiency 5 C4 deficiency 4 C2 deficiency 5 MBL deficiency 1 Total 15 Complement deficiencies ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Day stacionary IVIG therapy 2005 Nr.age CVID X-LA subclass deficiency XLP1 17 combined deficiency123 Total ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Unexpected social challenge in XLA case report Patients - clinical picture  Siblings - brothers 24 and 31 years  repeated infections appeared around 2 years of age  later frequent severe bronchopneumonias, sinusitis, otitis  progressive postlingual sensorineural deafness  psychomotorical retardation  speaking difficulties →speech disorder  behaviour disorders – agresivity, sexual harasment ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Unexpected social challenge in XLA case report Laboratory investigation undetectable levels of immuno-globulins and absence of B cells BTK – mutation in btk gen ( Xq ) DDP – mutation in DDP gen Diagnosis: XLA and Mohr Tranebjaerg sy ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Unexpected social challenge in XLA case report Family: father died 1996 ( cancer) they lived together with mother - she died 2004 ( stroke) social status: younger brother - irresponsible, lived with curator ( mother) curator now – Prague dictrict Difficulties – communication ( deafness and mutitas) treatment observance housekeeping financial – the only income -disability allowance ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Help for patients with PID Patients organisation We initiate creation of czech self help PID patients organisation But: Parents and families with PID patients are still low active More information for interested persons ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005

Conclusions I. ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005 Antibody deficiencies (XLA, IgAdef., CVID,subclass defic. ) 4235,5 % Increased chromosomal fragility (AT) 22 % Combined deficiencies (SCID, perforin defic., XLP,WAS,diGeorge) 5244 % Phagocytic disorders (LAD I., CGD) 4 3 % Complement deficiencies 1513 % Defect in apopthosis (ALPS) 32,5 % Total %

Conclusions II.  need for patients organisation  need for cooperation with local social services and governemental structures ESID Prague Spring meeting 2005