Dev Serebral Hidatik Kist Olgusu

Year 2014, Volume: 67 Issue: 1, 29 - 31, 18.03.2015

Serap Teber Sultan Ay Aydan Değerliyurt

https://izlik.org/JA98WR58RG

Abstract

Kist hidatik, Echinococcus granulosus'un neden oldu􀃾u paraziter bir enfestasyondur. Hidatik kist hastalar􀃖n %75 inde karaci􀃾eri, %15 inde akci􀃾eri tutar. Di􀃾er organ tutulumlar􀃖 %10 oran􀃖nda görülür. Santral sinir sistemi tutulumu ise %1 oran􀃖nda görülür ve bu vakalar􀃖n ço􀃾u çocukluk ça􀃾􀃖nda tespit edilmi􀄹tir. Kistler 5-20 y􀃖l gibi bir sürede yava􀄹 büyür ve genelde 5 cm çapa ula􀄹􀃖ncaya kadar belirti vermezler. Boyut büyüdükçe bas􀃖nç ve t􀃖kay􀃖c􀃖 etkilere ba􀃾l􀃖 olarak klinik bulgular geli􀄹ir. Biz burada karaci􀃾er kist hidati􀃾i nedeniyle izlenmesine ra􀃾men nörolojik bulgular􀃖 gözden kaçan ve dev boyutlara ula􀄹an bir kist hidatik olgusunu sunmayı amaçlad􀃖k

Keywords

Hidatik Kist , Serebral

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Dev Serebral Hidatik Kist Olgusu

https://izlik.org/JA98WR58RG

Abstract

Hydatid cyst is a parasitic infection caused by Echinococcus granulosus. Hydatid cyst involves liver, in 75 % of cases and lungs, in 15% of cases. Other organ involvement is seen in 10% of cases. Central nervous system involvement is seen only in 1% of cases and most of these cases are children. The cysts grow slowly in 5-20 years and generally don’t give symptom until they become 5 cm in diameter. As the size becomes larger the symptoms associated with increased pressure and obstructive effect develop. Herein we report a patient with hydatid cyst whose neurologic symptoms missed although the huge size of the cyst.

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Hydatid Cyst , Cerebral , nöroloji

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