Case report reveals atypical presentation of primary ciliary dyskinesia in a patient, indicating unique clinical features.
A BSTRACT Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is characterized by dysfunction of motile cilia and flagella, with clinical representation similar to other chronic respiratory diseases. We report here a case of PCD due to DNAH5 gene mutation, treated medically and with the help of physiotherapy techniques.
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