A Case of XIAP Deficiency Successfully Managed with Tadekinig Alfa (rhIL-18BP)
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- DOI: 10.1007/s10875-022-01236-2
A Case of XIAP Deficiency Successfully Managed with Tadekinig Alfa (rhIL-18BP)
Keywords: IL-18; Immune dysregulation; Tadekinig alfa; XIAP deficiency.
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