Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia

Welcome

Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) is an inherited, relatively rare condition associated with an abnormality of cilia, which may affect the lungs, sinuses and ears. If left untreated can lead to a form of lung damage know as bronchiectasis. The mainstay of treatment is chest physiotherapy and targeted antibiotics which enables individuals to lead normal lives. Any problems resulting from PCD vary from person to person.

About the Group

The group was formed in 1991 to:-

This web site offers information about P.C.D., information about current research into the condition and links to other pages of interest across the Internet.

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News and Events

Article in Wellcome Trust Magazine 8/1/2010
Postponed PCD Adult Lunch from 10th January to 28th February 8/1/2010
Winter 2009 Newsletter 30/11/2009
Great South Run 24th October 2010 30/11/2009
Fiona's Colourful FM interview 1/10/2009
National Voices Survey 10/9/2009
PCD Article in Daily Express 10/9/2009
Jeans for Genes Campaign 2nd October 2009 10/9/2009
Genetic Counselling Research 8/4/2009
PCD - encouraging children to be active