Unusual Localization of a Primary Hydatid Cyst: Scaphoid Bone

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Abstract

Because hydatidosis of the bone (echinococcus infection) is a rare parasitic infection, its diagnosis and treatment poses great difficulties. Radiologic imaging findings are generally helpful to make the diagnosis. But occurrence of disease in atypical places and lack of specific radiological findings may complicate differential diagnosis. Nevertheless, familiarity with imaging findings in patients living at endemic areas provides advantages for diagnosis and treatment. We present a cyst hydatic case in scaphoid bone which has been reported in the literature only once previously.

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Serbest, S., Tiftikci, U., & Uludag, A. (2016). Unusual Localization of a Primary Hydatid Cyst: Scaphoid Bone. Medicine (United States), 95(17). https://doi.org/10.1097/MD.0000000000003290

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