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Congenital bronchiectasis due to deficiency of bronchial cartilage (Williams-Campbell syndrome): A case report

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    Congenital bronchiectasis is much rarer than previously considered. Specific causes include Williams–Campbell syndrome (bronchial cartilage deficiency),7 11 12 tracheobronchomegaly (Mounier–Kuhn syndrome),1 6 Marfan's syndrome,10 late presenting H-type tracheobronchial and oesophagobronchial fistula.3 Bronchiectasis has been reported in congenital lung malformations such as sequestration2 8 or rarely with a rib malformation.9

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