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Table 2 Clinical and management features of different forms of HIES

From: Case report of a young child with disseminated histoplasmosis and review of hyper immunoglobulin e syndrome (HIES)

Mutation

Inheritance

Cases reported

Clinical distinctive characteristics

Management

STAT3

AD

300-400 (in U.S.); 0.5-1 per million

Skeletal and dental abnormalities

Non-immunologic evaluation and treatment, prophylactic antibiotics +/- antifungals

TYK2

AR

1-2 (none in U.S.)

No pneumatoceles, recurrent viral infections, mycobacterial infection

Prophylactic antibiotics +/- antifungals +/- antivirals

DOC8

AR

50-60

Recurrent viral infections, food allergies/rhinitis, lymphopenia, increased risk of malignancy, CNS vasculitis

Prophylactic antibiotics and antivirals +/- antifungals, IVIG if antibody deficiency, allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation