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Аннотация
Злокачественные опухоли нередко встречаются у пациентов с наследственными дефектами иммунитета и являются одной из главных причин смерти таких больных. Повышенный риск развития новообразований, по-видимому, объясняется ослаблением противоопухолевого надзора и уязвимостью в отношении онкогенных вирусов. Наличие первичного иммунодефицита (ПНД) у пациента с онкологическим заболеванием может повлиять на тактику лечения. Расширение возможностей терапии ПНД диктует необходимость своевременной дифференциальной диагностики наследственных иммунодефицитов.
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