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Table 1 Scoring System with Clinical and Laboratory Tests for Related Individuals with HIES

From: The hyperimmunoglobulin E syndrome - clinical manifestation diversity in primary immune deficiency

CLINICAL FINDINGS

points

 

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

10

Highest serum-IgE level (IU/ml)

[Normal < 130 IU/ml]

< 200

200-500

  

501-1000

   

1001-2000

> 2000

Skin abscesses

None

 

1-2

 

3-4

   

> 4

 

Pneumonia (episodes over lifetime)

None

 

1

 

2

 

3

 

> 3

 

Parenchymal lung anomalies

Absent

     

Bronchiectasis

 

Pneumatocele

 

Retained primary teeth

None

1

2

 

3

   

> 3

 

Scoliosis, maximum curvature

< 100

 

10-140

 

15-200

   

> 200

 

Fractures with minor trauma

None

   

1-2

   

> 2

 

Highest eosinophil count (cells/μl)

[700/μl = 1 SD, 800/μl = 2 SD]

< 700

  

700-800

  

> 800

   

Characteristic face

Absent

 

Mildly present

  

Present

    

Midline anomaly (cleft palate, cleft tongue, hemivertebrae, other vertebral anomaly)

Absent

    

Present

    

Newborn rash

Absent

   

Present

     

Eczema (worst stage)

Absent

Mild

Moderate

 

Severe

     

Upper respiratory infections per year

1-2

3

4-6

 

> 6

     

Candidiasis

None

Oral

Fingernails

 

Systemic

     

Other serious infections

None

   

Severe

     

Fatal infection

Absent

   

Present

     

Hyperextensibility

Absent

   

Present

     

Lymphoma

Absent

   

Present

     

Increased nasal width

< 1 SD

1-2 SD

 

> 2 SD

      

High palate

Absent

 

Present

       

Young-age correction

> 5 years

  

2-5 years

 

1-2 years

 

≤ 1 year

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