Presentation
Recurrent chest infections.
Patient Data
Age: Young
Gender: Female
From the case:
Immotile cilia syndrome
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Bilateral basal bronchiectasis. Normal cardiac and abdominal situs.
From the case:
Immotile cilia syndrome
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Bilateral basal bronchiectasis and sinusitis are in favor of ciliary dyskinesia or immotile cilia syndrome.
Case Discussion
The combination of bilateral basal bronchiectasis and sinusitis are in favor of ciliary dyskinesia or immotile cilia syndrome.
Normal cardiac and abdominal situs.
Nasal biopsy:
Respiratory mucosa with squamous metaplasia.
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