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[Clinical study on cytomegalovirus infection after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in 26 patients with primary immunodeficiency diseases].
[wiskott-aldrich syndrome]
To
explore
the
risk
factors
,
and
control
measures
of
cytomegalovirus
(
CMV
)
infection
after
hematopoietic
stem
cell
transplantion
(
HSCT
)
in
children
with
primary
immunodeficiency
diseases
(
PID
)
.
We
retrospectively
analyzed
results
of
26
patients
with
PID-
Wiskott-Aldrich
syndrome
(
WAS
,
n
=
20
)
,
severe
combined
immunodeficiency
(
SCID
,
n
=
1
)
,
X-
linked
chronic
granulomatous
disease
(
XCGD
,
n
=
2
)
and
X-
linked
hyper-immunoglobulin
M
(
IgM
)
syndrome
(
XHIM
,
n
=
3
)
-
who
underwent
HSCT
from
June
2007
to
December
2012
in
our
center
.
Serologic
studies
(
ELISA
)
and
weekly
CMV
infection
surveillance
(
quantitative
PCR
,
qPCR
)
were
routinely
performed
before
and
after
HSCT
.
Ganciclovir
or
forcarnet
was
used
for
pre-emptive
and
curative
therapy
.
All
26
patients
were
male
with
the
median
age
at
HSCT
of
27
months
(
range
7
-
77
months
)
.
At
a
median
follow
up
of
24
months
(
range
5
-
66
months
)
,
the
5
-
year
overall
survival
rate
was
(
75
.
0
±
9
.
0
)
%
.
CMV
infection
occurred
in
42
.
3
%
(
11
of
26
)
of
the
patients
,
two
of
them
developed
CMV
interstitial
pneumonia
(
CMVIP
)
.
Univariate
analysis
revealed
that
the
incidence
of
pre-transplant
CMV
infection
between
with
and
without
CMV
activation
groups
after
HSCT
was
significantly
different
(
62
.
5
%
vs
10
.
0
%
,
P
=
0
.
010
)
.
Additional
variables
not
associated
with
CMV
infection
were
stem-cell
sources
,
donor
type
,
HLA
disparity
and
acute
GVHD
(
all
P
values
>
0
.
05
)
.
CMV
infection
was
a
major
complication
of
HSCT
.
Sensitive
monitoring
,
early
diagnosis
,
timely
treatment
may
improve
the
survival
rate
for
these
PID
undergoing
HSCT
.
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"timely treatment may improve the survival rate for these pid undergoing hsct"
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severe combined immunodeficiency
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