Surgical Management of Cardiopericardial Hydatid Disease: A Tunisian Center Experience

Hela, Ben Jmaa; Abir, Bouassida; Triki, Faten; Aiman, Dammak; Abdessalem, H.; Tarak, Ben Jmaa; Iheb, Souissi; Sayda, Masmoudi; Nizar, Elleuch; Kammoun, S.; Mounir, Ben Jmaa; Abdelhamid, Karoui; Frikha, Imed

doi:10.4172/2329-9088.1000200

Trop Med Surg

2015

DOI: 10.4172/2329-9088.1000200

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Surgical Management of Cardiopericardial Hydatid Disease: A Tunisian Center Experience

Ben Jmaa Hela¹,

Bouassida Abir²,

Faten Triki³

et al.

Abstract: Introduction: Cardiac hydatid disease is a rare, but it is potentially a life-threatening pathology. It has fatal complications such as valvular dysfunction, free wall rupture, embolism, anaphylactic reactions, conduction disturbances, or congestive heart failure.

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Surgical Management of Cardiopericardial Hydatid Disease: A Tunisian Center Experience

Abstract: Introduction: Cardiac hydatid disease is a rare, but it is potentially a life-threatening pathology. It has fatal complications such as valvular dysfunction, free wall rupture, embolism, anaphylactic reactions, conduction disturbances, or congestive heart failure.

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