Hidatidosis muscular primaria

Aznar, J. Torcal; Payer, José Carlos Salinas; Gonzalo, Ana Navarro; Sánchez, Angel Martı́nez; Domínguez, Ramón Sousa; Mantecón, R Lozano; García, Fernando L. de la Vega; Martínez, José María Sainz

doi:10.1016/s0009-739x(02)72029-0

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“…Nonetheless, no standard, highly sensitive, and specific serologic test exists for cystic echinococcosis antibody detection 9. Furthermore, in the cases of osteomuscular involvement, the sensitivity of these tests is decreased 10. According to Rigano et al11 the decrease in the sensitivity may be due to inadequate activation of T-helper-2 lymphocytes, with the consequent reduction in the peripheral expression of immunoglobulins.…”

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“…Treatment-wise, surgery is the best option, always performed with a large margin of safety due to the high risk of relapse, regardless of the site of the lesion. Depending on the location and the relationship with vital structures, this will determine the prognosis 10. Nevertheless, minimally invasive approaches are currently being considered, as the laparoscopy and the PAIR (puncture, aspiration, injection, and reaspiration) 12…”

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Cystic lesion of pectoralis minor muscle: learning from mistakes

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Hydatidosis is a frequent infestation in large endemic areas, caused by helminths. Primary localization within the muscle or bone tissues is rare. We report the case of a 52-year-old woman with a cystic lesion located in the right pectoralis minor muscle, who was initially diagnosed with cystic lymphangioma by imaging examination. She was submitted for surgical treatment; in block resection of the tumor along with the involved muscle was performed. The histopathological diagnosis was of hydatid cyst. The contribution of the ancillary lab tests is analyzed for a precise preoperative diagnostic approach. This case well illustrates that the most likely is not always what it appears to be. Facing of a cystic lesion in the lungs, liver or muscle, clinicians should always think on hydatid disease, particularly in endemic areas.

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Cystic lesion of pectoralis minor muscle: learning from mistakes

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“…Estos hallazgos son similares a los de la tuberculosis, abscesos, micosis y neoplasias 3,11,12 . La TC y sobre todo la RMN, hoy en día considerada la prueba de elección, permiten valorar mejor las estructuras óseas afectadas y sus relaciones anatómicas 5,6,13 . Los hallazgos en la TC son similares a los de la radiografía simple y es un hallazgo típico en la RMN la lesión quística tabicada, hipointensa en T1 e hiperintensa en T2, pudiendo variar el grado de intensidad y la homogeneicidad según el contenido proteico y las vesículas hijas 11,12 .…”

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“…El diagnóstico de certeza es encontrar escólex en la lesión resecada quirúrgica-mente, como es nuestro caso 1,14 y la punción-biopsia no debe realizarse por el riego de rotura, extensión y anafilaxia que se presenta hasta en un 20% de casos 3 . El tratamiento de elección en los casos operables es la escisión completa con un margen amplio ya que si no va seguida de un elevado número de recidivas 5,15 y el tratamiento con mebendazol o albendazol puede asociarse a la cirugía o usarse como terapia aislada en las lesiones inoperables. Se recomienda albendazol (10 mg/Kg/día) ya que parece ser más eficaz que el mebendazol (40 mg/Kg/día) debido a su mayor penetración en los quistes 16,17 .…”

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Tumoración inguinal: una forma de presentación de la hidatidosis ósea: A propósito de un caso

Calvo¹,

Cires²,

Montón³

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Anales Sis San Navarra

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RESUMENLa enfermedad hidatídica ósea es una entidad infrecuente que representa el 0,5-2,5% de todas las hidatidosis. Las vértebras son los huesos más común-mente afectados (50%) seguidos de la pelvis (25%) y de los huesos largos (15-25%).Las manifestaciones clínicas aparecen cuando existe una gran destrucción ósea o complicaciones, por lo que el diagnóstico se realiza generalmente en estadios tardíos mediante técnicas de imagen y en ocasiones de manera intraoperatoria.El tratamiento en los casos operables es la extirpación quirúrgica pudiendo asociar tratamiento medico con albendazol.Presentamos el caso de un paciente con hidatidosis ósea, localizada en la pelvis, en ausencia de afectación de otros órganos. El paciente presenta como única manifestación clínica una tumoración inguinal derecha y es intervenido quirúrgicamente ante la sospecha de una hernia inguinal complicada con el hallazgo intraoperatorio de hidatidosis pélvica.Palabras clave. Tumoración inguinal. Hidatidosis ósea. Equinococcus granulosus. ABSTRACTOsseous hydatid disease is an infrequent entity that represents 0.5-2.5% of all hydatidoses. The vertebrae are the most commonly affected bones (50%), followed by the pelvis (25%) and the long bones (15-25%).The clinical manifestations appear when there is large scale osseous destruction or complications, which is why the diagnosis is generally made in late stages through imaging techniques and on occasion in an intra-operational form.Treatment in operable cases is by surgical extirpation, which can be associated with medical treatment with albendazol.We present the case of a patient with osseous hydatidosis, localised in the pelvis, with an absence of other affected organs. The only clinical manifestation presented by the patient was an inguinal tumour on the right side. The patient received a clinical intervention facing the suspicion of an inguinal hernia, complicated by the intra-operational discovery of pelvic hydatidosis.

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Quiste hidatídico de pared torácica

Fernández¹

2010

Cirugía Española

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Hidatidosis muscular primaria

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Cystic lesion of pectoralis minor muscle: learning from mistakes

Cystic lesion of pectoralis minor muscle: learning from mistakes

Tumoración inguinal: una forma de presentación de la hidatidosis ósea: A propósito de un caso

Quiste hidatídico de pared torácica

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