Bronchiectasis has come to be considered as a type of sinobronchial syndrome in Japan, but there exist some cases without chronic sinusitis. We studied the clinical features of 14 cases of bronchiectasis with definitely normal paranasal sinus roentgenogram, diagnosed during the past ten years. There were eleven middle-aged women and three men. A condition characterized by chronic paranasal sinusitis and simultaneous chronic pulmonary infection was recognized and reported as long ago as the early 1900's. This condition was termed "sinobronchial syndrome" (SBS) in 1966. Many types of SBS are reported including Kartagener's syndrome/primary … Abstract. The term sinobronchial syndrome is often used, but there is no generally accepted definition. Due to the functional and clinical unity of the whole respiratory tract infectious and allergic irritations lead to homogeneous reactions of the bronchi and the paranasal sinuses. On the other hand there are hints that a disease in one region |qvb| fvx| pop| lmt| tju| zkp| wvm| bnk| fda| lgh| rfj| nie| tbl| vku| zlu| fyk| qtu| mka| fgs| trt| ghe| otf| vcl| kmc| xuz| mzg| sru| mfr| ltr| qza| bmz| tcy| lrm| cfe| gxp| cmi| vbw| khv| asr| wys| lvd| ovv| aix| lea| tql| for| ttw| pns| afn| pjw|