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A discinesia ciliar secundária é uma doença pulmonar decorrente de defeitos das células ciliadas causados por injúrias pulmonares como infecções respiratórias. Ela resulta em alteração do transporte mucociliar no trato respiratório e é caracterizada por infecções recorrentes do trato respiratório inferior e superior manifestadas por tosse crônica produtiva, rinosinusite crônica otite média persistente ou bronquiectasias. | |||
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Secondary ciliary dyskinesia is a pulmonary disease due to lung ciliated cells defects caused by lung injuries such as respiratory infections. It results in altered mucociliary transport in the respiratory tract and is characterised by recurrent upper and lower respiratory infections manifesting by chronic productive cough, chronic rhinosinusitis, persistent otitis media, bronchiectasis. | |||
Revision as of 18:28, 15 August 2026
Secondary ciliary dyskinesia is a pulmonary disease due to lung ciliated cells defects caused by lung injuries such as respiratory infections. It results in altered mucociliary transport in the respiratory tract and is characterised by recurrent upper and lower respiratory infections manifesting by chronic productive cough, chronic rhinosinusitis, persistent otitis media, bronchiectasis.
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Secondary ciliary dyskinesia is a pulmonary disease due to lung ciliated cells defects caused by lung injuries such as respiratory infections. It results in altered mucociliary transport in the respiratory tract and is characterised by recurrent upper and lower respiratory infections manifesting by chronic productive cough, chronic rhinosinusitis, persistent otitis media, bronchiectasis. |
