Griscelli syndrome, report of two siblings
Griscelli sendromu, iki kardeş olgu sunumu
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Fever, Griscelli syndrome, hemophagocytic syndromeAbstract
Griscelli syndrome is a rare autosomal recessive disorder characterized by partial albinism with variable immunodeficiency. Silvery grey hair with large, clumped melanosomes on microscopy of hair shafts is diagnostic. There is increased susceptibility to certain infections and tendency to develop a life threatening hemophagocytic syndrome. There are three types of this syndrome described. We report two siblings with Griscelli syndrome whom developed hemophagocytic syndrome in two months intervals.
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