Abstract

Immunodeficiency disorders, such as chronic granulomatous disease and primary immune diseases, represent conditions where the immune system fails to mount an adequate response. These disorders can manifest in various ways, affecting both innate and adaptive immunity. Understanding the mechanisms underlying these deficiencies is crucial for developing effective therapeutic strategies. This abstract explores the etiology, clinical manifestations, and current treatments of immunodeficiency disorders, emphasizing the challenges and advancements in managing these complex conditions.