Abstract
In this article a case of immobile cilia syndrome situs inversus totalis Kartagener s syndrome is presented in a four years old patient In ultrastructural investigation of bronchial cilium both complete and partial defects of outer and inner dynein arms were seen One of the most distinguished feature of this case is the presence of coincidental malrotation anomaly Key words: Immobile Cilia Syndrome Kartagener s Syndrome Malrotation
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