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Noninfectious cutaneous granulomas in primary immunodeficiency disorders: report from a national registry.
[omenn syndrome]
:
The
association
of
noninfectious
cutaneous
granulomas
with
primary
immunodeficiency
disorders
(
PIDs
)
is
a
rare
but
well-recognized
phenomenon
.
With
the
recent
advent
of
new
classification
and
broadening
of
the
list
of
PIDs
,
there
is
now
ever-growing
number
of
PIDs
having
being
reported
with
noninfectious
cutaneous
granulomas
or
granulomatous
tissue
reactions
.
The
authors
observed
4
patients
with
cutaneous
granulomas
associated
with
PIDs
that
constitute
2
%
of
total
PIDs
registered
with
them
.
In
this
report
,
the
authors
describe
these
4
patients
with
cutaneous
granulomas
/
granulomatous
skin
reactions
associated
one
each
with
common
variable
immunodeficiency
,
Omenn
syndrome
,
combined
immunodeficiency
,
and
Blau
syndrome
(
BS
)
,
and
briefly
review
the
literature
on
various
clinicopathological
patterns
of
cutaneous
granulomas
with
possible
underlying
pathogenetic
mechanisms
responsible
for
such
tissue
reactions
in
patients
with
PID
.