Babitha et al.[9] |
52/f |
Case report |
Dull aching pain |
Femur |
Fracture with Lytic lesion, shaft of femur |
Absent |
Lamellated linear eosinophilic anucleated membranous structures, granuloma formation and chronic inflammatory reaction, occasional scolices |
Interlocking femur nail for pathological shaft of femur fracture |
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Non union at fracture site No recurrence |
12 months |
Non union |
Arti |
42/m |
Case report |
Pain, mild swelling |
Fibula |
Multiple lytic lesion in mid shaft fibula |
Absent |
Trilamellar cyst and scolices of E. Granulosus |
Wide local excision of cyst 10 cm above and below lesion |
Albendazole 400 mg bd for 4 weeks |
No recurrence seen |
12 months |
– |
Kalinova et al.[3] |
45/f |
Case report |
Pain |
Tibia |
Oval cystic lesion with diameter of 3.5 cm on diaphysis of reaction on cortex |
Not mentioned |
Osseous tissue with hyaline and germinative membranes, tibia, periosteal lymphocytes, and monocytes |
Povidone iodine injection followed by cystectomy |
Albendazole 10 mg/kg/day for 12 weeks |
No recurrence seen, excellent outcome |
24 months |
None |
Jain |
31/f |
Case report |
Pain |
Pelvis (right iliac fossa) |
Ill defined lytic lesion with areas of patchy sclerosis, large solid cystic mass of size 10 × 6.3 cm in right iliac fossa |
H/O ovarian hydatid cyst |
Osseous tissue with laminated membrane of hydatid cyst mixed with lymphocytes and macrophages |
Resection of cystic lesion in sacroiliac joint, reconstruction with allograft and autograft (ribs) with lumbosacroiliac fixation |
Albendazole for 1 month |
No recurrence |
6 months |
Siwach |
51/f |
Case report |
Pain, swelling and deformity of thigh |
Femur, Hemipelvis and sacrum with spinal canal left side, |
Segmental pathological fracture left femur with honey comb appearance and multiple osteolytic lesion, complete resorption of femoral head and neck, narrow transition zone without reactive bone formation in whole left femur |
absent |
Trilamellar hydatid cyst wall and scolices of E. Granulosus |
Albendazole 10 mg/kg/day, No surgical intervention was done |
Albendazole 10 mg/kg/day given as treatment measures |
Died due to sepsis and extensive bedsores |
1 month |
Died due to sepsis and extensive bedsores |
Musculo |
65/f, 33/f |
Case report (2 cases) |
Case 1:not mentioned Case 2: pathological fracture |
Case 1: right femur Case 2: proximal femur |
Case 1: multiloculated osteolytic lesion in diaphysis of femur Case 2: pathological fracture, high signal intensity in femoral head, extensive soft tissue compromise laterally |
Case 1: not mentioned Case 2: not mentioned |
Case 1: not mentioned Case 2: Not dmentioned |
Case 1: wide local excision and reconstruction with intercalary allograft, fixation with locked intramedullary nail and four cancellous screws at distal osteotomy site Case 2: wide local excision of proximal femur, proximal femoral prosthesis allograft composite was used to reconstruct the defect, fixation was done with dynamic compression plates and screw |
Case 1: no preoperative and postoperative chemotherapy was given Case 2: oral albendazole 15 mg/kg/day preoperatively for 1 months andpostoperatively for 6 months |
Case 1: excellent outcome MSTS score 28/30, no recurrence at follow up Case 2: No recurrence, excellent outcome (MSTS score 29/30) |
Case 1: 108 months Case 2: 60 months |
None in both |
Bitar |
26/m |
Case report |
Pathological fracture following blunt trauma after sports injury |
Tibia |
Pathological fracture of tibia, well defined cystic lesion involving medullary cavity and scalloping of cortex |
None |
Foreign body granuloma and sheets of lamellated membrane consistent with hydatid cyst |
Curettage of lesion followed by reconstruction with bone graft |
Albendazole 10 mg/kg/day bd for every 4 weeks out of 6 weeks for 4 months |
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44 months |
Alem-daroglu |
30/m |
Case report |
Limping, intermittent pain, swelling |
Tibia |
Multiloculated mixed lytic and sclerotic lesion, bunch of grapes appearance, diffusely expanded bone, endosteal thinning, no obvious deformity or fracture |
5 × 4 cm cystic lesion in spleen |
Cyst of variable sizes with smooth outer membrane, daughter embryos seen in inner layer of cyst |
Wide local curettage to create an anterior window on tibia, thermal effect of PMMA applied for 3 min and reconstruction with femoral cortical allograft to cover the anterior defect, splenectomy performed in same session Second procedure was done with unreamed locked intramedullary nail and mixture of cancellous allograft and 30 mL demineralized bone matrix used for nonunion |
Albendazole 10 mg/kg/day preoperatively for 1 month |
No relapse, complete healing Complete union after second procedure at 12 months |
34 months |
Non union of allograft on first procedure |
Schnep-penheim |
54/f |
Case report |
Pain and swelling |
Tibia |
Multiple osteolytic lesion with reactive sclerosis |
None |
Trilamellar cystic wall with scolices of E Granulosus |
Wide local curettage and reconstruction of defect with fibular autograft as well as allograft |
Postoperative albendazole 10 mg/kg/day and Praziquantal (40 mg/kg/week) |
Pain free, asymptomatic and no recurrence, well uptake of allograft |
24 months |
None |
Gnana-sekaran |
25/f |
Case report |
Discharging sinus on and off |
Femur |
Cortical thickening and sclerosis with intervening lucencies in diaphysis of femur, mild periosteal reaction with deformity seen |
None |
Viable and necrotic bones with cyst wall composed of acellular eosinophilic lamellated material surrounded with fibrosis, scolices of E Granulosus with hooklets in germinal layer |
Debridement, sequestrectomy and saucerization followed by cotrimoxazole, praziquantel and albendazole, second stage surgery with re debridement with hypertonic saline and hypertonic saline with antibiotic cement spacer for cortical defect |
Postoperative praziquantel, albendazole for 6 months |
Good wound healing, asymptomatic and no evidence of recurrence |
12 months |
Recurrence after first debridement |