immunoglobulin replacement therapy

What are the Indications for Immunoglobulin Replacement Therapy?

IRT is indicated for children diagnosed with PIDs that affect antibody production. It may also be used in specific cases of secondary immunodeficiency, such as in children undergoing chemotherapy or those with certain autoimmune diseases.

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