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Variable Presentation of Disseminated Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Infections in a Family with an Interferon- Receptor Mutation
2004
Clinical Infectious Diseases
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A previously healthy 13-year-old child who had disseminated Mycobacterium avium infection is described. Further history revealed disseminated mycobacterial infections in the patient's father and uncle, starting at 9 years old and 1 year old, respectively. Autosomal dominant interferon-g receptor mutation was subsequently identified. Clinical variability among the affected members of the same family is consistent with previous reports suggesting substantial variability in the clinical course of this disorder.
doi:10.1086/423804
pmid:15472821
fatcat:etlpafbnjfbxpfi7b42vlisg4e