Bronchiectasis sicca is seen with:: (A) TB, (B) Peussis, (C) Cystic fibrosis, (D) Kaagener syndrome
Answer is A. Bronchiectasis sicca- all features of bronchiectasis but absence of copious amount of sputum which is usually a hallmark of bronchiectasis. HRCT chest shows abnormal dilation of the tracheal bronchial tree ; it is present without infective sputum and occurs due to tuberculosis.