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. 2020 Oct 6;22(6):4707–4715. doi: 10.3892/mmr.2020.11562

Table II.

Clinical data of all patients with primary ciliary dyskinesia.

Subject number Age, years Sex Chest CT Paranasal CT Pulmonary function test TEM test
1 32 Male Bronchiectasis in Bilateral maxillary FEV1: 1.80 L, FEV1/ IDA and ODA
multi-lobes of the lung sinusitis, ethmoid pred: 53.1%, FEV1/ defects
and situs inversus sinusitis FVC: 63.43%
2 37 Female Bronchiectasis, severe Bilateral maxillary FEV1: 0.77 L, FEV1/ Nasal epithelium
lung infections and sinusitis, ethmoid pred: 23.78%, FEV1/ cilia damaged
situs inversus sinusitis, sphenoid FVC: 59.58% because of
sinusitis and frontal severe infection
sinusitis
3 41 Female Bronchiectasis, and Bilateral maxillary FEV1: 0.71 L; FEV1/ Normal ODA
situs inversus, the sinusitis, ethmoid pred: 28.80%; FEV1/ and IDA
middle lobe of left sinusitis, sphenoid FVC: 48.39% structures
lung resected because sinusitis and frontal
of bronchiectasis hemorrhage sinusitis
4 8 Male Bronchiectasis, and Bilateral ethmoid FEV1: 0.70 L; FEV1/ Refused TEM
situs inversus sinusitis, sphenoid pred: 33.92%; FEV1/ analysis
sinusitis and frontal sinusitis FVC: 89.44%
5 28 Male Bronchiectasis, and Paranasal sinusitis FEV1: 2.83 L; FEV1/ Central pair
situs inversus pred: 78.98%; FEV1/ components
FVC: 76.65% defect or dislocation
6 34 Male Bilateral bronchiectasis, and situs inversus Paranasal sinusitis FEV1: 2.57 L; FEV1/ Refused TEM
pred: 76.24%; FEV1/ analysis
FVC: 69.48%
7 18 Female Bronchiectasis in Paranasal sinusitis Not be able to IDA defects
multi-lobes, and situs inversus perform PFT

IDA/OD, inner/outer dynein arm; PFT, pulmonary function test; TEM, transmission electron microscope.