Immunodeficiency: Secondary

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  • Sudhir Gupta
  • Gabriel Fernandes
چکیده

Immune deficiencies that develop in previously immunologically intact individuals are called secondary immunodeficiencies; they are a result of diverse external factors (infections, surgery and trauma, malnutrition, drugs) and a number of human diseases, including malignancy, nephrotic syndrome and protein-losing enteropathy. Immunodeficiencies render the host markedly susceptible to viral and bacterial infections.

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تاریخ انتشار 2001