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2. Introduction & History.

3. Introduction & History.
• Hydatid disease is a parasitic infestation by
a tapeworm of the genusEchinococcus.

4. Etiology

5. Etiology
• Human echinococcosis is a zoonotic
infection caused by the tapeworm of the
genusEchinococcus.
– Echinococcus granulosus, causing cystic
echinococcosis (CE)
– Echinococcus multilocularis, causing alveolar
echinococcosis (AE)
– Echinococcus vogeli.

6. Life Cycle

7. Life Cycle

8. Life Cycle
• 2 hosts, definitive and intermediate.
Humans act as an accidental intermediate
host.
• 3stages
– (1) the adult tapeworm in the definitive host
– (2) eggs in the environment,
– (3) the metacestode in the intermediate host.

9. Life Cycle
• Metacestodes are ingested by the definitive host.
The metacestodes mature into the tapeworm in the
definitive host and, in turn, release eggs into the
environment. The intermediate host ingests the
eggs, which hatch into metacestodes, which infest
the liver, lungs, muscles, and other organs of the
intermediate host.

10. Clinical Features

11. Clinical Features
• Rare in Europe and US.
• The cysts grow slowly, and a cyst is rarely
diagnosed during childhood or adolescence
unless the brain is affected.
• CE is a disease of younger adults, with an
average age at diagnosis of 30-40 years.

12. Symptoms

13. Symptoms
• Many hydatid cysts remain asymptomatic,
even into advanced age.
• Symptoms can be produced by mass effect
or cyst complications.
• Nonspecific pain, cough, low-grade fever,
and the sensation of abdominal fullness.

14. Symptoms
• Echinococcosis can involve any organ. The
liver is the most common organ involved,
followed by the lungs. These 2 organs
account for 90% of cases of echinococcosis
• Others -muscles (5%), bones (3%), kidneys
(2%), brain (1%), and spleen (1%)..

15. Mass effects

16. Mass effects
Liver-Abdominal lump, obstructive jaundice
and abdominal pain.
With biliary rupture, the classic triad of biliary
colic, jaundice, and urticaria.
Passage of hydatid membranes in the emesis
(hydatid emesia) and passage of membranes
in the stools (hydatid enterica) may occur
rarely.

17. Lungs
• Chronic cough,
• dyspnea,
• pleuritic chest pain,
• hemoptysis.
• Expectoration of cyst
membranes and fluid is
observed with intrabronchial
rupture.

18. Brain-SOL.

19. Brain-SOL.
• Headache,
• dizziness,
• decreased level of
consciousness.
• Specific neurologic deficits
may occur depending on the
location of the cyst in the brain.

20. Secondary Complications

21. Secondary Complications
• Infection
–mild fever to full-blown sepsis.
• Leakage

22. Leakage
–

23. Leakage
– increased pain
– flushing and urticaria.
–Anaphylactic reaction,
–A rupture into the biliary tree can
lead to obstruction by the
daughter cysts,
producing cholangitis.
–Rupture into the bronchi can lead
to expectoration of cyst fluid.

24. Pathology

25. Pathology
• A primary cyst in the liver is composed of three
layers:
• 1. Adventitia (pseudocyst / pericyst) –
• 2. Laminated membrane (ectocyst) – is
elastic white covering, easily separable from the
adventitia.
• 3. Germinal epithelium (endocyst) – is a
single layer of cells lining the inner aspects of the
cyst and is the only living component, being
responsible for the formation of the other layers
as well as the hydatid fluid and brood capsules
within the cyst. In some primary cysts laminated
membranes may eventually disintegrate and the
brood capsules are freed and grow into daughter
cysts.

26. Diagnostic Studies

27. Diagnostic Studies
• Laboratory Tests
• Imaging
– X-ray
– USG
– CT
– MRI
– Nuclear Scan
• Other Tests

28. IMAGING TECHNIQUES
• Plain X-RAY Films:
• Findings from plain films of
the chest, abdomen, or any
other involved site are
nonspecific and mostly non
revealing. A thin rim of
calcification delineating a
cyst is suggestive of an
echinococcal cyst.

29. USG.

30. Computed Tomographic scan

31. Other Tests

32. Other Tests
• Casoni test
– Historically, an intradermal skin test
– It is now largely abandoned because of its low
sensitivity, low accuracy, and potential for
severe local allergic reaction.

33. Other Tests
• ERCP -Endoscopic retrograde
cholangiopancreatography:
• It is both diagnostic and therapeutic in
patients with intrabiliary rupture of a
hydatid cyst,.

34. Differential Diagnosis
• Long list
– Abscess
– Cysts.

35. Management
• Surgery is preferred

36. Operative Therapy
•

37. Operative Therapy
• Radical surgery (total pericystectomy or
partial affected organ resection,
• Conservative surgery (open cystectomy),
• Simple tube drainage-PAIR- Puncture,
Aspiration , Injection ,Reaspiration.

38. Chemotherapy
• Albendazole
• Mebendazole
• Praziquantel
– In inoperable

39. MCQs

40. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is caused by
– Echinococcus granulosus
– Echinococcus multilocularis
– Echinococcus vogeli.

41. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is caused by
– Echinococcus granulosus
– Echinococcus multilocularis
– Echinococcus vogeli.

42. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is a
– Fungal infection
– parasitic infestation
– Viral infection

43. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is a
– Fungal infection
– parasitic infestation
– Viral infection

44. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is caused by
– Ring worm
– Hook worm
– Tape worm

45. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is caused by
– Ring worm
– Hook worm
– Tape worm

46. MCQs
• Hydatid disease is caused by
– Ring worm
– Hook worm
– Tape worm

47. MCQs
• Man is definitive host of Hydatid disease .
• Man is intermediate host of Hydatid
disease.

48. MCQs
• Man is definitive host of Hydatid disease .
• Man is intermediate host of Hydatid
disease.

49. MCQs
• Most common site for Hydatid disease is
– Lung
– Liver
– Muscle
– Brain
– Bone.

50. MCQs
• Most common site for Hydatid disease is
– Lung
– Liver
– Muscle
– Brain
– Bone.

51. MCQs
• The only living part of Hydatid cyst is
– Pericyst.
– Ectocyst
– Endocyst

52. MCQs
• The only living part of Hydatid cyst is
– Pericyst.
– Ectocyst
– Endocyst

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