Revista medica de Chile · 2020
[Features of pulmonary hydatidosis in 368 patients admitted to a regional hospital].
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González L Roberto, Riquelme U Alejandra, Reyes M Rodrigo, Alarcón O Felipe, Spencer L Loreto, Barra M Sebastián, Seguel S Enrique, Stockins L Aleck, Jadue T Andrés, Saldivia Z Diego, Schaub C Andrés, Alarcón C Emilio
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Lungs are the second location in frequency of hydatidosis or cystic echinococcosis.
AIM: To characterize the clinical manifestations, diagnosis, findings and treatment of patients hospitalized for a pulmonary hydatid cyst (PHC).
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Review of databases, medical records, operation notes and death certificates of patients admitted to a Chilean regional hospital with a PHC.
RESULTS: Four hundred twenty-nine cases were identified and complete data was obtained from 368 patients aged 34 ± 19 years, 224 (60,9%)men. The most common clinical manifestations were cough in 269 (73%) and chest pain in 217 (59%). The most frequent locations were the right lung in 210 (57%) and lower lobes in 218 (59%). One hundred eighty-seven cysts (51%) were complicated. Conservative surgery (cystectomy) was performed in 308 (84%). Postoperative morbidity was observed in 77 (21%) and mortality in 6 (2%) patients. Recurrence was observed in 28 (8%) patients. There was a significant reduction in morbidity, mortality, reoperations, and postoperative days over time.
CONCLUSIONS: In these patients, pulmonary hydatidosis was diagnosed mainly during working ages and half of patients had a complicated cyst.
AIM: To characterize the clinical manifestations, diagnosis, findings and treatment of patients hospitalized for a pulmonary hydatid cyst (PHC).
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Review of databases, medical records, operation notes and death certificates of patients admitted to a Chilean regional hospital with a PHC.
RESULTS: Four hundred twenty-nine cases were identified and complete data was obtained from 368 patients aged 34 ± 19 years, 224 (60,9%)men. The most common clinical manifestations were cough in 269 (73%) and chest pain in 217 (59%). The most frequent locations were the right lung in 210 (57%) and lower lobes in 218 (59%). One hundred eighty-seven cysts (51%) were complicated. Conservative surgery (cystectomy) was performed in 308 (84%). Postoperative morbidity was observed in 77 (21%) and mortality in 6 (2%) patients. Recurrence was observed in 28 (8%) patients. There was a significant reduction in morbidity, mortality, reoperations, and postoperative days over time.
CONCLUSIONS: In these patients, pulmonary hydatidosis was diagnosed mainly during working ages and half of patients had a complicated cyst.