XXXX in Childhood: Experience From a Single Center.

@entity1 @entity697 @entity1261 @entity4752 @entity9957 @entity1398 @entity281
UNASSIGNED: @entity4752 ( @entity4752 ) is defined as @entity1398 that persists for >3 months; it is caused by a heterogeneous group of diseases in @entity1 . The aim of the present study was to evaluate the significance and clinical manifestations of @entity4752 in @entity1 at a single @entity1 's hospital. Between October 2004 and April 2014, @entity4752 @entity1 data were evaluated retrospectively. Thirty-one @entity1 were assessed in this study. Thirteen of them (41.9%) were younger than 12 months of age at initial diagnosis. There was no difference in the absolute number of neutrophils at diagnosis between the @entity1 aged younger than 12 months and those aged 12 months and older at @entity4752 onset. Twenty-two of the @entity1 (70.9%) were diagnosed during treatment for @entity697 . A total of 11 @entity1 (35.5%) were hospitalized because of recurrent infections. Most of the recurrent infections occurred in the lungs (81.8%). @entity9957 ( @entity9957 ) was identified in 14 @entity1 (45.1%). Eight of 14 @entity1 (57.1%) required @entity1261 treatment, and none of them experienced adverse effects from this treatment. Fifteen @entity1 (48.3%) were diagnosed with @entity1398 . Comparison between the idiopathic and @entity9957 groups revealed no differences in age, the absolute number of neutrophils, or the presence of @entity281 at diagnosis; however, differences were detected in sex and the rate of spontaneous recovery from @entity1398 . Ten of the @entity1 (32.2%) experienced spontaneous recovery from @entity1398 during a follow-up period of 7 to 52 months. In current study, we found a higher @entity9957 ratio in the @entity4752 @entity1 compared with previous reports, which may be due to the high rate of consanguineous marriages in our country. However, the finding of @entity4752 requires several laboratory investigations, prolonged follow-up, and advanced molecular analysis, and its etiology can remain idiopathic.
