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Table 2 Clinical, radiographical, laboratory and genetic data for CGD of the 3 patients

From: Mimicking hypersensitivity pneumonitis as an uncommon initial presentation of chronic granulomatous disease in children

CGD patient

Case 1

Case 2

Case 3

Antecedent history

Pneumonia at 3 months old, eczema and seasonal rhinitis at one year old

Eczema and seasonal rhinitis at 3 years old

Perianal abscesses and eczema at 3 months old

Igs

IgG 12.2 g/L, IgM1.72 g/L, IgA2.59 g/L, IgE 598.9 IU/mL

IgG 26.8 g/L, IgM1.12 g/L, IgA4.55 g/L, IgE 3000 IU/mL

IgG 26.6 g/L, IgM1.29 g/L, IgA4.23 g/L, IgE 365.9 IU/mL

Lymphocyte subsets in peripheral blood

NK cells (9.3%), B cell (11.9%); CD4+ cells (43.2%), CD8+ cells (32.85%)

NK cells (4%), B cell (14%); CD4+ cells (39%), CD8+ cells (37%)

NK cells (11%), B cell (17%); CD4+ cells (33%), CD8+ cells (36%)

DHR test

No uptake in neutrophil oxidative burst after phorbolmyristate acetate stimulation

No uptake in neutrophil oxidative burst after phorbolmyristate acetate stimulation

No uptake in neutrophil oxidative burst after phorbolmyristate acetate stimulation

Gene mutation

NCF2 gene (compound heterozygosity mutation c.278 A > T and c.475delA)

NCF1 gene (homozygous mutation c.541delG)

NCF1 gene (homozygous mutation c.541delG)

  1. CGD chronic granulomatous disease, DHR dihydrorhodamine-1,2,3, Igs immunoglobulins, NK natural killer