Isolated Retrovesical and Extrarenal Retroperitoneal Hydatidosis: Clinical Study of 10 Cases and Literature Review

Angulo, Javier C.; Escribano, José; Diego, Alfonso; Sánchez‐Chapado, Manuel

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(01)64016-3

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“…Hastalığın yaygın-lığı konusundaki verilerin yetersiz olduğu, bu verilerin çoğunlukla hastane kayıtlarına ait bilgileri içerdiği kaydedilmektedir (11,12 Enfeksiyonun cinsiyetler arasındaki dağılımları, yapılan çalışmala-ra göre farklılık göstermekte, bazı çalışmalarda kadınlarda (17,18,20,32,42,43), bazı çalışmalarda ise erkeklerde daha sık görüldüğü kaydedilmektedir (12,44). Bu farklılığın, kişilerin için-de yaşadıkları çevre ile olan ilişkilerine, sosyal hayatın kadın-erkek sorumluğundaki farklılıklarına ve köpekle olan yakın temasa göre değiştiği, istatistiksel olarak anlamlı olmamakla birlikte, genel olarak kadınlarda daha sık görüldüğü bildirilmektedir (32).…”

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“…Bu farklılığın, kişilerin için-de yaşadıkları çevre ile olan ilişkilerine, sosyal hayatın kadın-erkek sorumluğundaki farklılıklarına ve köpekle olan yakın temasa göre değiştiği, istatistiksel olarak anlamlı olmamakla birlikte, genel olarak kadınlarda daha sık görüldüğü bildirilmektedir (32). Bu çalışmada, olguların %52,94'ünü erkek hastalar, %47,05'ini kadın hastalar oluşturmuş, bu sonuç daha önce yapılan çalışma-lar ile (12,44) uyumlu bulunmuştur.…”

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Cystic Echinococcosis in the Mersin Province (119 Cases)

Aksu¹,

Sevimli²,

İbiloğlu³

et al. 2014

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Cystic Echinococcosis in the Mersin Province (119 Cases)

Aksu¹,

Sevimli²,

İbiloğlu³

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“…(3) Retrovesical hydatid cysts may have varied and nonspecific presentation. In the series by Angulo et al (3) the most common presentation was a palpable mass followed by flank pain, LUTS, urinary retention and dysuria.…”

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An Extremely Rare Presentation of Primary Retroperitoneal Retrovesical Hydatid Cyst as Obstructive Uropathy

Singh¹,

Ranjan²,

Mahmood³

et al. 2015

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Primary retroperitoneal hydatid cyst is extremely rare and only few case reports exist in literature. We present a case report of retrovesical hydatid cyst mimicking retroperitoneal cystic tumor presenting as life threatening obstructive uropathy with raised serum creatinine. The patient was treated with initial bilateral percutaneous nephrostomy drainage and later cystectomy. The case report points to difficulty in diagnosis, problems in management and potentially life threatening nature of disease. HOW TO CITE THIS ARTICLE: CASE REPORT:A Thirty year old male patient presented with complains of poor flow for two years, suprapubic lump for last six months and fever for last one week. On examination the patient was anaemic, cachectic and febrile. A suprapubic lump was palpable, the lump was non-tender, smooth and cystic. On DRE prostate was normal and a cystic mass separate from it was felt .A foley's catheter was passed but lump did not subsided .Patient's Haemoglobin was 6.4 gm% and serum creatinine 7.4 mg/dl. A NCCT showed a cystic structure behind the bladder with the bladder pushed up with bilateral hydroureteronephrosis (Figure 1).A diagnosis of obstructive uropathy due to retoperitoneal cystic tumor was made. There were no cyst in the liver or lungs. Under ultrasound guidance bilateral percutaneous nephrostomies were performed. Purulent urine came out of both kidneys. The patient was treated with broad spectrum antibiotics for his fever. Even after two days of drainaige and urine becoming clear the fever failed to subside, a decision to puncture and aspirate the cyst to relieve the patient's uropathy was made. The cyst was punctured under aseptic conditions under ultrasound guidance. As soon as the cyst was punctured the patient developed chills and rigor and fever intensified and real time Ultrasound showed typical picture of hydatid cyst with "Water lily sign"with the endocyst floating free in the ectocyst (Figure 2). The aspirated fluid was purulent and sent for culture and sensitivity. A diagnosis of anaphylactic shock due to hyatid antigen was made and hydrocortisone was administered. The patient recovered from the acute episode and was kept under ICU overnight. Blood transfusions were given for correcting anemia.

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“…Reported symptoms associated with the bladder include urinary frequency, urgency, retention and pain on micturation. 7,8 In a recent review of the previously reported cases with seminal vesicle hydatidosis, symptomatology included dysuria, colic and hydatiduria, 3 difficulty and a sense of burning during urination, 4 frequency and acute urinary retention. 5 Syncope is the presenting symptom of the currently presented case and there were no other complaints related to the genitourinary system.…”

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Echinococcosis involving the liver, retrovesical and seminal vesicle presented with syncope

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Hydatid disease of the urogenital system, especially of the retroperitoneum and seminal vesicles, is a very rare condition. We report a case of hydatid disease located in the liver, retrovesical region and seminal vesicle that was diagnosed incidentally while investigating the etiology of syncope.Transabdominal and transrectal ultrasonography revealed hypoecoic multicystic masses which had thin septations and walls in the liver, retrovesical region and seminal vesicle. Abdominal computed tomography examination showed multicystic low attenuation masses in the same region. Pelvic magnetic resonance image findings revealed multiple cystic masses in the retrovesical region and the right seminal vesicle. In conclusion, the diagnosis of hydatid disease should be kept in mind with patients who have cystic lesions in seminal vesicle and retrovesical region.

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Isolated Retrovesical and Extrarenal Retroperitoneal Hydatidosis: Clinical Study of 10 Cases and Literature Review

Cited by 68 publications

References 18 publications

Cystic Echinococcosis in the Mersin Province (119 Cases)

Cystic Echinococcosis in the Mersin Province (119 Cases)

An Extremely Rare Presentation of Primary Retroperitoneal Retrovesical Hydatid Cyst as Obstructive Uropathy

Echinococcosis involving the liver, retrovesical and seminal vesicle presented with syncope

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