Hydatid disease is very common around the Mediterranean basin and endemic in some parts of the world. Cerebral involvement remains rare, represents only about 2% of all hydatid localizations and mainly affects the pediatric population. Extradural hydatid cyst is very rare or even exceptional when it is associated with or followed by intracerebral disseminations. Here, the authors report a new exceptional case of an early multiple intra-axial hydatid dissemination in a 5-year-old North African male patient from a rural area who underwent surgery three months ago after a primary osteolytic extradural and complicated hydatid cyst with good clinical and radiological outcomes.
Hydatid disease is very common around the Mediterranean basin and endemic in some parts of the world. Cerebral involvement remains rare, represents only about 2% of all hydatid localizations and mainly affects the pediatric population. Extradural hydatid cyst is very rare or even exceptional when it is associated with or followed by intracerebral disseminations. Here, the authors report a new exceptional case of an early multiple intra-axial hydatid dissemination in a 5-year-old North African male patient from a rural governorate who underwent surgery 3 months ago for a primary osteolytic extradural and complicated hydatid cyst with good clinical and radiological outcomes.
It is important to stress the importance of having the right competencies to sustain entrepreneurship initiatives in developing economies. Using a narrative approach based on the life stories of Tunisian entrepreneurs, this research aims to identify the entrepreneurial competencies developed over time and throughout the entrepreneurial journey. Our findings demonstrate the importance of social competencies that are related to the Tunisian context and the need for global entrepreneurial competencies framework. Furthermore, this research raises awareness about the challenges of the international context in entrepreneurship and the need to develop inter-cultural competencies, and elucidates the ambiguities surrounding required global entrepreneurial competencies.
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