Primary Retroperitoneal Hydatid Cyst with Unusual Clinical Manifestation

Gürdal, Mesut; Kireççi, Sinan Levent; Yücebaş, Ergin; Mi, Karaman

doi:10.1159/000078813

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“…The current case is supported by other reports. [ 2 , 8 – 13 ] Gurdal et al [ 8 ] described a 48-year old woman presenting with a 3-month history of right flank pain, but otherwise without remarkable symptoms. However, by abdominal-pelvic ultrasonography (USG), a solid mass of 60 mm with regular borders and evidence of calcification was discovered in the right suprarenal region.…”

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“…However, by abdominal-pelvic ultrasonography (USG), a solid mass of 60 mm with regular borders and evidence of calcification was discovered in the right suprarenal region. [ 8 ] By abdominal contrast CT, a 60 × 40 mm solid mass was seen with egg shell calcification of the soft tissue mass. Exploratory surgery revealed a solid immobile mass, which was suprarenally positioned and resected with a segment of the apical pole of the right kidney.…”

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Laparoscopic surgery for primary ovarian and retroperitoneal hydatid disease

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Rationale:Cystic echinococcosis (CE) is a parasitic zoonosis caused by echinococcus larvae. Manifestations of the disease include a severe damage to the liver and lung. Damages to the mesentery, omentum, spleen, brain, heart, bone, thyroid, kidney, and uterus are rarely observed. Moreover, primary ovarian and retroperitoneal hydatid disease is extremely rare, and is easily ignored or misdiagnosed.Patient concerns:We present a case of CE in a 34-year-old female who presented with an adnexal mass detected by B-ultrasound. Adnexal and retroperitoneal masses were removed by laparoscopic surgery. Postoperative pathological report (retroperitoneal cyst) Echinococcus granulosus.Diagnoses:Primary ovarian and retroperitoneal hydatid disease.Interventions:The patient received intravenous injection of dexamethasone (10 mg) before cyst resection to prevent allergic reactions and oral albendazole (600 mg BID) for 14 days to prevent relapse postsurgery.Outcomes:The patient revealed no recurrence of disease and no reportable significant changes in 3 months.Lessons:We present here a case report of CE. This case described herein inhabited a nonendemic region. Gentle and careful operation, and avoiding cyst rupture is the key to insuring success of the surgery. For safety, dexamethasone may be used before cyst resection to prevent anaphylaxis, and mebendazole can be used postoperatively to prevent relapse.

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“…In most common cases, physical examination reveals a firm abdominal mass, rarely responsible for compression syndrome [3] [4]. Clinical and laboratory findings not providing sufficient specificity, it may be difficult to make a preoperative diagnosis [5].…”

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Hydatid Cyst of the Psoas: A Rare Location

Ossibi¹,

Yazough²,

Abdulrazak³

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“…Dans notre cas, cette option n'était pas réalisable vu l'existence d'autres localisations hépatiques. Le choix de la technique la plus appropriée dépend du patient (âge, comorbidités, préférence individuelle), des caractéristiques du kyste (nombre de kystes, taille, éventuelles complications) et de l'opérateur [10,11]. Le traitement chirurgical a trois objectifs : traiter la maladie hydatique et traiter d'éventuelles complications, notamment l'existence d'une fistule canalaire.…”

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“…Ce traitement médical doit être continué au moins pendant un mois en postopératoire au prix d'une éventuelle toxicité hépatique [5,9,12]. Il faut insister sur la surveillance clinique, immunologique, radiologique et échographique régulière pendant plusieurs années pour dépister précoce-ment toute récidive ou apparition secondaire d'autres localisations [11,13]. La prévention de l'échinococcose hydatique repose sur des mesures hygiénodiététiques et sur la réduction des contacts directs avec les chiens [3,12,14], ainsi que sur l'interdiction de l'abattage des ovins hors de structures appropriées.…”

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Pancréatite aiguë secondaire à une compression extrinsèque du wirsung par un kyste hydatique rétropéritonéale

Rabbani

Narjis

Fouad

et al. 2010

J Afr Hepato Gastroenterol

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Les pancréatites aiguës sont des maladies fréquentes et potentiellement mortelles. Les étiologies sont nombreuses dominées par la lithiase de la voie biliaire principale et l'intoxication alcoolique (80 % des cas). D'autres causes plus rares peuvent être rencontrées. Dans ce cadre, nous rapportons le cas d'une pancréatite aiguë secondaire à un kyste hydatique rétropéritonéal par compression extrinsèque du wirsung, associé à des localisations hépatiques, chez un patient de 53 ans. Le traitement a consisté en une résection du dôme saillant de tous les kystes suivie d'un traitement médical par l'albendazole. Cette observation permet de rappeler les aspects diagnostiques de cette entité rare du kyste hydatique rétropéritonéal et ses modalités thérapeutiques. Mots clés Kyste hydatique extrahépatique · Pancréatite aiguë · Rétropéritoine · Scolicide · ChirurgieAbstract Acute pancreatitis is a common disease, and is potentially fatal. The causes are many, dominated by lithiasis of the bile duct and alcohol intoxication (80% of cases). Thus, other more rare causes must be sought. In this context, we report a case of acute pancreatitis due to a retroperitoneal hydatid cyst compressing the pancreatic duct. Surgical exploration revealed a retroperitoneal hydatid cyst associated with hepatic hydatid disease. The cyst wall was excised partially. This observation serves to remind the diagnostic aspects of retroperitoneal hydatid cyst and therapeutic modalities to prevent recurrence.

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Primary Retroperitoneal Hydatid Cyst with Unusual Clinical Manifestation

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Laparoscopic surgery for primary ovarian and retroperitoneal hydatid disease

Laparoscopic surgery for primary ovarian and retroperitoneal hydatid disease

Hydatid Cyst of the Psoas: A Rare Location

Pancréatite aiguë secondaire à une compression extrinsèque du wirsung par un kyste hydatique rétropéritonéale

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