Abstract
RATIONALE: Although health surveys are routinely used to estimate the population incidence and prevalence of many chronic and acute conditions in the U.S. population, they have infrequently been used for “rare” conditions such as primary immune deficiency diseases. However, prevalence estimates are increasingly important for health care policy issues related to costs and coverage of treatment.
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