Le Mali medical · 2021
[Diagnosis and surgical traitment of intracerebral hydatic cyst in Mali].
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Diarra Mamadou Salia, Traoré Youssouf, Cissé Meh, Kéita A, Sogoba Y, Dama M, Coulibaly O, Sogoba B, Diallo O, Kanikomo D
Аннотация
AIMS: Cerebral hydatic cysts are common in North African and pastoral countries but still underdiagnosed in sub-saharian ones.We report the first two casesoperated in Mali andhistologically proven of cerebral hydatic cysts.
PATIENTS AND METHOD: Our study was aboutabout a 46 years old patient, admitted for Bravais-Jacksonian crisis, dysarthry and right hemiparesy, and another 38 years old male one, with a intracranial hypertension syndrome associated with cranial fistulized cerebral hydatic cyst.The CT scan has shown a cerebral cyst in the first case and multi-locular cysts in the second. The patients underwent surgery, with complete removal in one case and a rupture in the second case, but with a good outcome. Anatomo-pathological analysis concluded to hydatic cerebral cysts in both cases.
CONCLUSION: With these first cases, the diagnosis of cerebral hydatic cyst must be evoked more frequently in our countries, because of the evolution of radiological diagnosis and surgical abilities.
PATIENTS AND METHOD: Our study was aboutabout a 46 years old patient, admitted for Bravais-Jacksonian crisis, dysarthry and right hemiparesy, and another 38 years old male one, with a intracranial hypertension syndrome associated with cranial fistulized cerebral hydatic cyst.The CT scan has shown a cerebral cyst in the first case and multi-locular cysts in the second. The patients underwent surgery, with complete removal in one case and a rupture in the second case, but with a good outcome. Anatomo-pathological analysis concluded to hydatic cerebral cysts in both cases.
CONCLUSION: With these first cases, the diagnosis of cerebral hydatic cyst must be evoked more frequently in our countries, because of the evolution of radiological diagnosis and surgical abilities.