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Mon 1 Nov, 2010 08:40 am
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While a case of enteritis may not be autoimmune in origin, the high propensity toward developing autoimmunity can at least complicate many instances of primarily infectious enteritis. This dilemma arises especially when autoimmunity is implicated in immunodeficiencies in which there is a defect of thymus development leading to decrease in particular subsets of T cells, a problem likened to what is seen in patients with AIDS.
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:
... can at least complicate many instances of primarily infectious enteritis. This dilemma arises especially when ... there is a defect ...leading to decrease in particular subsets of T cells, a problem likened to what is seen in patients with AIDS.
dilemma=complicat[ion]
decrease in T cells=problem
The use of the word "dilemma" in that way seems, to me at least, to be an error.
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