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A defect in ciliary clearance is known to result in recurrent infections especially in the respiratory tract.6,7

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In this brief case review we aim toshare our experience concerning Kartagener's syndrome from a gynecologic point of view regarding anunexplained infertility patient

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Objective & Hypothesis:Kartagener's syndrome is defined as motility dysfunction of the epithelial cilia lining the respiratory tract,fallopian tubes and the flagella of the sperm and genetically classified as a rare autosomal recessive disease consisting almost half of all primary ciliary dyskinesia cases.
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Key Findings & Data:Kartagener's syndrome is defined as motility dysfunction of the epithelial cilia lining the respiratory tract,fallopian tubes and the flagella of the sperm and genetically classified as a rare autosomal recessive disease consisting almost half of all primary ciliary dyskinesia cases.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this brief case review we aim toshare our experience concerning Kartagener's syndrome from a gynecologic point of view regarding anunexplained infertility patient
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Kartagener's syndrome is defined as motility dysfunction of the epithelial cilia lining the respiratory tract,fallopian tubes and the flagella of the sperm and genetically classified as a rare autosomal recessive disease consisting almost half of all primary ciliary dyskinesia cases. In this brief case review we aim toshare our experience concerning Kartagener's syndrome from a gynecologic point of view regarding anunexplained infertility patient

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GÜVEN, D., KOÇAK, İ., BAKAY, K. (2015). A defect in ciliary clearance is known to result in recurrent infections especially in the respiratory tract.6,7. GORM:Gynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine, Cilt: 21 - Sayı: 2, 102–103. https://ajindex.com/articles/195432

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