Characterization of the ciliary beating efficiency in primary diffuse chronic rhinosinusitis
Volume: 62 - Issue: 6
First page: 763 - Last page: 765
M. Renaud - A. Venkatasamy - E. Escudier - R. Mitri-Frangieh - M. Filoche - V. Fournier - J-F. Papon - A. Coste - B. Louis - E. Bequignon
DOI: 10.4193/Rhin24.101
Ciliary dysfunction may result in chronic airway inflammation and infection causing injury and structural changes to the airway epithelium, leading to a variety of diseases, like bronchiectasis and primary diffuse chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS). Currently, ciliary beating analysis has mainly been studied through the measure of the ciliary beating frequency (CBF) by high-speed digital video microscopy (HSDV). However, a normal CBF has been described in different forms of primary and acquired ciliary dyskinesia.
Rhinology 62-6: 763-765, 2024
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