Kyste hydatique intradural lombaire

Hilmani, S.; Malki, Manar; Bertal, A.; Achouri, M.; Sami, A.; Ouboukhlik, A.; Kamar, A. El; Azhari, A. El

doi:10.1016/s0028-3770(04)98307-5

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“…On T2W images they appear hyperintense with sharply defined, hypointense cyst wall which shows mild enhancement following intravenous gadolinium, reflecting the vascularity of the pericyst 10. There is no contrast enhancement seen after intravenous gadolinium-enhanced MRI either in extradural or intradural hydatid cysts 11. Extradural spread of hydatid cysts through widened neural foramina into the muscle planes may result in a “bunch of grapes” appearance 9.…”

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Primary spinal extradural hydatid cyst causing spinal cord compression

Gopal¹,

Chauhan²,

Yogesh³

2007

Indian J Orthop

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Primary spinal hydatid disease is rare and represents an uncommon but significant manifestation of hydatid disease. We report a case of primary intraspinal extradural hydatid cyst of the thoracic region causing spinal cord compression. The presenting symptoms were mostly atypical and the diagnosis was established preoperatively on the basis of magnetic resonance imaging. The patient underwent surgery resulting in complete recovery and is recurrence-free after 24 months follow-up.

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Primary spinal extradural hydatid cyst causing spinal cord compression

Gopal¹,

Chauhan²,

Yogesh³

2007

Indian J Orthop

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“…It affects in the first-place thoracic spine (52%), then lumbar (37%) and rarely cervical spine. 1 Unfortunately, there is no specific sign, which is the main cause of delayed diagnosis. The treatment consists of excision of the cysts without rupturing them, which remains a challenge for the surgeon given the fragility of the cysts.…”

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“…Primary intradural extramedullary hydatid disease is very rare. 1 We present a case of intradural extramedullary hydatid cyst.…”

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Primary lumbosacral intradural hydatid cyst revealed by a cauda equina syndrome

Hmamouche¹,

F²,

Benzagmout³

et al. 2023

JNSK

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Hydatid disease is a serious public health problem in developing countries. Spinal hydatid cysts account for 1% of all cases of hydatid disease and the primary intradural extramedullary hydatid cyst is exceptional. We report a case of 75-year-old women presented with a history of backache, leg pain, difficulty in walking, and bladder incontinence. Thoraco-lumbar MRI has showed an intradural process extending from L2 to S5, a low intensity signal on T1 weighted images and a high-intensity signal on T2 weighted images, which were not enhanced after gadolinium injection. There was no vertebral involvement. The patient underwent surgery, by a posterior approach we perform L2S1 laminectomy. After opening the dura multiple vesicles were found scattered among the roots, with no adhesion to meninges or nervous structures. The outcome was good. Albendazole therapy is obligatory.

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“…[4][5][6]8,9,15,19,20 In the li te ra tu re, in tras pi nal ex tra du ral and/or pa ras pinal lo ca li za ti on of hyda tid cyst ca ses are very fre quently re por ted, 6,13,15,18,[20][21][22][23][24][25] in tra du ral ca ses ha ve al so be en re por ted. 1,3,[26][27][28] Com pres si on and cor ti cal we ake ning se con dary to os te o nec ro sis le ad to pat ho lo gi cal frac tu res and spre ading to the pe dic le, la mi na, and cos ta e can ta ke pla ce. 4,5,17,20 As the cyst de ve lopment was li mi ted with the pe ri os te um, in ter ver tabral disc spa ces are ge ne rally pre ser ved.…”

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“…4 With early and ac cu ra te di ag no sis, early sur gery im pro ves the prog no sis. 2,27 CONC LU SI ON Spi nal hyda tid cyst can be se en in non-en de mic coun tri es be ca u se of pe op le tra ve ling all over the world. Des pi te mo dern sur gery and phar ma co lo gical tre at ment, it still is hard to re co ver this di se a se with a high ten dency for re cur ren ce.…”

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Spinal Hydatid Cyst: Review

Çelik¹,

Şaşmaz²,

Uçan³

2010

Turkiye Klinikleri J Med Sci

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yda tid cyst in fec ti on is one of the ol dest di se a ses known in the history of hu ma nity.1 Hyda tid cyst is a di se a se ca u sed by the lar val Echi no coc cus gra nu lo sus ta pe worm [2][3][4][5] and is se en in re gi ons whe re pa ra si tic in fes ta ti ons are en de mic. 4,6 Ani mals are ma in cul prits in the spre ad It is a disease caused by the larval Echinococcus granulosus tapeworm and is seen in regions where parasitic infestations are endemic. Spinal hydatid disease is an infestation characterized by multivesicular diffuse infiltration of the cancellous bone, including corpus vertebrae, pedicles, and the lamina. This is a rare condition leading to severe neurological problems. In the spinal area, the most commonly involved part is the thoracic region. Diagnosis is difficult and frequently delayed until signs and symptoms of spinal cord and nerve compression develop. There are no characteristic signs and symptoms. Most common signs are low back pain, radicular pain, paraparesis or paraplegia, sensation disorders, and bladder/intestine dysfunction. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the most sensitive diagnostic method. In the treatment of spinal hydatid cyst, surgery is still accepted as the "gold standard". Antihelmintic agents and benzimidazole derivatives can also be combined with surgical treatment, particularly for preventing recurrences. After review of the related literature, it is emphasized that physicians should be careful in the differential diagnosis of patients applying with spinal pain, radicular pain, progressive myelopathy or spinal cord compression syndrome. Because of high mortality and morbidity; importance of early diagnosis and treatment is highlighted along with emphasizing eradication of disease.

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Kyste hydatique intradural lombaire

Cited by 11 publications

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Primary spinal extradural hydatid cyst causing spinal cord compression

Primary spinal extradural hydatid cyst causing spinal cord compression

Primary lumbosacral intradural hydatid cyst revealed by a cauda equina syndrome

Spinal Hydatid Cyst: Review

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