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Table 1 Summary of clinical features and treatments

From: The diagnostic challenge of very early-onset enterocolitis in an infant with XIAP deficiency

 

1 month

2 – 3 months

11.5 months

15 months

Clinical features

High fever,

High fever

Intractable diarrhoea

Intractable diarrhoea, Vomit,

Hepatomegaly,

Bloody and mucous diarrhoea

Recurrent fever

Recurrent fever

Splenomegaly

Failure to thrive

Skin rash

Mild splenomegaly

Mild hepato-splenomegaly

Haematological values

WBC 25.000/μl

WBC: 5.140/μl

WBC: 31.440/μl

WBC: 18.400/μl

(N 38 %)

(N29%)

(N 55 %)

(N 62 %)

CRP: 14,3 mg/L

CRP: 21 mg/L

CRP: 107 mg/L

CRP: 99 mg/L

AST: 219 U/L

AST: 47 U/L

ALT: 327 U/L

ALT: 41 U/L

LDH 2300 U/L

Triglycerides: 2,39 mmol/L

Triglycerides: 3,08 mmol/L

Ferritin: 1.651 ng/ml

Ferritin: 18.000 ng/ml

IgA: 0,54 g/L

IgG: 5,67 g/L

IgM: 0,74 g/L

hypoalbumiemia

Specialist investigations

Bone marrow smear: negative

Colonoscopy: inflammatory colitis with erosions and aphthae and increased cell apoptosis

Colonoscopy: Crohn’s-like colitis

 

EGDS normal

CMV negative in mucosa

Virology

Blood CMV: 435.800 copies/ml

Blood CMV: negative

  

Immunological evaluations

Normal Degranulation Assay

 

DHR test normal

 

Genetic evaluations

PRF1, SAP, STXBP2 wild type

FOXP3: wild type

MVK: wild type

IL10, IL10RA, L10RB: wild type

XIAP: mutate

Therapeutic interventions

Glucocorticoids, ganciclovir

Intravenous glucocorticoids, tacrolimus,

Glucocorticoids, Azathioprine, Adalimumab

Glucocorticoids, Adalimumab,

TPN

TPN

TPN

Antibiotics

Surgical intervention

none

none

Colectomy

HSCT

  1. DHR dihydrorhodamine
  2. TPN total parenteral nutrition
  3. HSCT hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
  4. CRP C Reactive Protein: normal values below 10 mg/L also the EGDS acronimous should be added in the legenEGDS Esophagogastroduodenoscopy