PAMJ Clinical Medicine (Jul 2020)

An exceptional localization of hydatidosis

  • Oussama Eladaoui,
  • Abdelhak Garch

DOI
https://doi.org/10.11604/pamj-cm.2020.3.106.24529
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3, no. 106

Abstract

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A 48-years-old woman, presenting a huge mass of the posterior surface of the thigh, fixed on the deep and superficial planes, evolving for 1 year. The patient has no particular pathological history, and no other signs were noted, including neither weight´s loss nor general deterioration. The patient doesn´t have any inguinal adenopathy or abdominal masses on the clinical examination, but she complains paresthesia in the popliteal sciatic nerve´s territory. A biological report showed a hypereosinophyly, and MRI was performed, showing a septated cystic mass measuring 24 cm of the major axis, compressing the great sciatic nerve.

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