Registry of primary immunodeficiencies in the Republic of Belarus: 20-year experience

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Primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs) are a heterogeneous group of diseases caused by genetically determined congenital defects of one or more components of the immune system. The prevalence of PIDs worldwide is one of the key epidemiological indicators that allows for the formation of optimal public health policies regarding their treatment and prevention at the national and international levels. With the help of registries, it is possible to demonstrate differences in the ethnic and geographical prevalence of PID, and to obtain data on clinical features, diagnosis, and treatment options. Since 2005, targeted work has been initiated in the Republic of Belarus to provide medical care to patients with PID. As of the beginning of 2025, the Republican PID Registry of the Republic of Belarus includes 774 patients. The constant annual increase in the detection of new cases of PID highlights the progressive improvement in physicians’ awareness of primary immune system disorders, although additional measures in this direction are clearly necessary.

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