[Successful gamma globulin therapy in a patient with anti-IgA antibodies].

A case report of a patient suffering from common variable immunodeficiency with anti-IgA antibodies is described. These antibodies were probably the cause of repeated anaphylactic reactions during substitution gammaglobulin treatment, and lead to discontinuation the therapy lasting 4 years. The reintroduction the therapy was enabled by the therapy with low-IgA contents intravenous immunoglobulin (Endobulin, Immuno Vienna).