Sudden infant death syndrome as a result of thymic-lymphatic dysgenesis

Saule Mussabekova, E. Burkova, Kristina Ergardovna Dobler, Balzhan Smailovna Muldasheva, Zhan Zhumagulovich Atmtaev

Journal of Clinical Medicine of Kazakhstan, 2024

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DOI 10.23950/jcmk/14266
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Abstract

Sudden infant death syndrome is one of the leading causes of post-neonatal mortality. The thymic-lymphatic condition in children is a clinically rare manifestation and difficult to diagnose condition, assessed as a background, realized in a number of cases of sudden death syndrome. However, the clinical and histopathological manifestations of thymic-lymphatic status may not be clearly expressed. We present an unusual case of sudden infant death syndrome as a result of thymic-lymphatic dysgenesis complicated by acute adrenal insufficiency.