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Inborn errors of immunity: a structured model for paediatric-to-adult transition of care

  • By

  • Adele Civino

  • Federico Diomeda

  • Concetta D’Orio

  • Stefania Antonacci

  • Giulia Loiacono

  • Angelo Vacca

  • Baldassarre Martire

  • May 11, 2026

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    The transition from pediatric to adult care for patients with inborn errors of immunity (IEI) is critical for maintaining health and treatment adherence.

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    Insufficient transition practices can lead to medical complications, non-compliance, and poorer long-term outcomes for patients with IEI.

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    A structured, multidisciplinary transition protocol is proposed to enhance care continuity and patient welfare during the transition phase.

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    Key elements of the framework include early identification of patients, gradual team engagement, and comprehensive documentation of care.

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    The model aims to bridge pediatric and adult healthcare, addressing the unique needs of IEI patients while recognizing resource limitations.

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Inborn errors of immunity: a structured model for paediatric-to-adult transition of care

  • by Adele Civino, Federico Diomeda, Concetta D’Orio, Stefania Antonacci, Giulia Loiacono, Angelo Vacca, Baldassarre Martire

  • May 11, 2026

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