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Author Biographies
Mohammed Raoufi
Military Hospital, Pneumology Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoHicham Sator
Avicenne university Hospital, Radiology Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoJawad Lahma
Avicenne University Hospital, ENT Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoAli El Ayoubi
Avicenne University Hospital, ENT Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoSophia Nitassi
Avicenne University Hospital, ENT Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoAbdelilah Oujilal
Avicenne University Hospital, ENT Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoMohammed Anas Benbouzid
Avicenne University Hospital, ENT Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoLeila Essakalli
Avicenne University Hospital, ENT Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoHanane Elouazzani
Military Hospital, Pneumology Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoIsmail Abderrahmane Rhorfi
Military Hospital, Pneumology Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoAhmed Abid
Military Hospital, Pneumology Unit, University of Rabat, MoroccoMain Article Content
A case of Kartagener syndrome with rhinolalia clausa
Mohammed Raoufi
Hicham Sator
Jawad Lahma
Ali El Ayoubi
Sophia Nitassi
Abdelilah Oujilal
Mohammed Anas Benbouzid
Leila Essakalli
Hanane Elouazzani
Ismail Abderrahmane Rhorfi
Ahmed Abid
Abstract
Kartagener syndrome is an autosomal recessive genetic ciliary disorder comprising of a classic triad of sinusitis, situs inversus and bronchiectasis. It's the one of primary ciliary dyskinesia disorders with manifestations present from childhood. Most patients of PCD have situs inversus. We present a case of 18 year-old women with recurrent lower and upper respiratory tracts infections, and rhinolalia clausa.
Pan African Medical Journal 2016; 23
Pan African Medical Journal 2016; 23