RETROPERITONEAL HYDATID DISEASE ADJACENT TO DESCENDING COLON : A CASE REPORT

Dr. Chandravarman Singh, Dr Viraj Pawar, Dr. (Brig.) J. K. Banerjee, Dr. Mrunal Ketkar

Abstract


A 65 yrs old male reported in OPD with complaint of lump in abdomen and recurrent abdominal pain. On abdominal examination revealed a mass in left ileac fossa which was mobile, non tender and firm in consistency. On ultrasonography of abdomen suggestive of  heterogenous mass in left iliac fossa likely arising from descending colon with multiple lesions in liver suggestive of haemangioma.


Keywords


Hydatid cyst , descending colon, complication

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