[ @entity778 infections and the XXXX in @entity1 ].

@entity1 @entity778 @entity3230 @entity828 @entity281 @entity4754 @entity791
The clinical and immunologic abnormalities of 7 @entity1 with @entity778 ( @entity778 ) @entity281 are reported. Indicative immune changes, positive anti- @entity778 serologic test and/or virus isolation led to the diagnosis. In a case with a particularly severe form of the disease, whose mother died from @entity791 , serologic tests and virus isolation were negative. Beside a case associated with blood transfusion, the familial and ethnic context helped the diagnosis. Clinical and biochemical features were close to those in adult @entity791 , including @entity828 , polyadenopathy, a decreased absolute number of OKT4(+) lymphocytes and @entity4754 . The importance of cellular and sometimes also humoral @entity3230 was highly variable. For 4 @entity1 , the severity of the @entity3230 allowed the diagnosis of @entity791 . Occurrence of such an @entity281 in the first months of life suggests a fetomaternal viral transmission; however, a postnatal contamination cannot be ruled out. Long-term prognosis is difficult to assess. It depends, among other factors, on the importance of the @entity3230 .
