Abstract
Primary ciliary dyskinesia, also known as immotile-ciliary syndrome causes impaired mucociliary clearance most notably in the upper and lower airways. We describe a middle aged man with a history of primary ciliary dyskinesia who presented to the hospital following a witnessed seizure at home.
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