Zamestitel'naya terapiya pri pervichnykh immunodefitsitakh gumoral'nogo zvena


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Immunoglobulins for intravenous administration are the main group of drugs for the replacement therapy of diseases accompanied by agammaglobulinemia. In each case, the choice of drug should be determined by clinical indications for its use, data on efficacy and safety, as well as individual patient’s tolerance.

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