Inborn Errors of Immunity

Primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs), now collectively termed inborn errors of immunity, comprise more than 400 distinct disorders and represent a rapidly expanding and complex field. Early recognition and accurate diagnosis are critical to ensuring timely intervention, optimal disease management, and improved long-term outcomes. Inborn Errors of Immunity: A Practical Guide delivers an up-to-date, clinically focused resource designed to help healthcare professionals confidently recognize, diagnose, and manage these conditions across diverse care settings.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive, structured coverage of over 400 inborn errors of immunity
• Contributions from more than 40 international experts across five continents
• Stepwise, guideline-based approaches to diagnosis and clinical management
• Clear explanations of molecular mechanisms and disease pathogenesis with schematic signaling pathways
• Dedicated sections on clinical features, immunologic testing, and laboratory interpretation
• Richly illustrated with clinical photographs, imaging, histology, and pathology, forming a unique full-color PID atlas
• Updated summaries of conventional and targeted therapies with follow-up and monitoring guidance
• Suitable for students, nurses, residents, clinicians, and researchers seeking a practical reference