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. 2010 May;82(5):871–874. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.2010.09-0639

Table 1.

Personal, epidemiological, and clinical data of patients suffering from E. canadensis G7, E. granulosus, or E. canadensis G6 infection

Species/strain Species/strain Species/strain
E. canadensis G7 E. granulosus E. canadensis G6
Number of patients 33 68 3
Sex (female:male) 20:13 36:32 2:1
Mean age 45.8 (5–72)years 39.6 (8–76) years 39.0 (29–48) years
Origin Austria (23) Turkey (36) Iran (1)
Former YU* (9) Former YU (18) Afghanistan (1)
Hungary (1) Romania (3) Ghana (1)
Austria (2)
Albania (1)
Greece (1)
Italy (1)
Chile (1)
Lebanon (1)
Tunisia (1)
India (1)
Thailand (1)
Bulgaria (1)
Organ Liver (32) Liver (55) Liver (1)
Liver and lung (1) Liver and lung (2) Lung (1)
Lung (3) Spleen (1)
Musculature (3)
Diaphragm (2)
Kidney (1)
Pericardium (1)
Heart and brain (1)
Average cyst diameter (N = 71) 5.7 cm (N = 23) 10.7 cm (N = 46) 5 cm (N = 2)
Minimal–maximal cyst diameter 3–10 cm 5–21 cm 5 cm
Single cyst 18 33 2
More than 1 cyst 5 13
Calcified cyst 4 6
Clinical symptoms (N = 68) Upper abdominal pain (10) Upper abdominal pain (18)
Asymptomatic (4) Asymptomatic (2)
Suspected tumor (7) Suspected tumor (2)
Biliary symptoms (2) Biliary symptoms (3)
Fever (1), nausea (1) Relapse (4)
Accident (1), anaphylactic shock (1) Fever (3)
Hemoptysis (2)
Nausea (1), pregnancy (1)
Ascites (1), renal colic (1)
Thrombosis (1), stenocardia (1)
Echinococcosis in the family (1)
*

YU = former Yugoslavia.