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ArticleUrology case reports2024

Bladder echinococcosis presented by hydatiduria - Casuistic case.

Dimitar Delkov, Stefan Zdravchev, Atanas Ivanov, Zhan Chitalov, Madzhid Kadim, Petar Antonov

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6 authors.

Dimitar DelkovMedical University, Plovdiv, 15, Vasil Aprilov str, 4002, Bulgaria.
Stefan ZdravchevMedical University, Plovdiv, 15, Vasil Aprilov str, 4002, Bulgaria.
Atanas IvanovMedical University, Plovdiv, 15, Vasil Aprilov str, 4002, Bulgaria.
Zhan ChitalovMedical University, Plovdiv, 15, Vasil Aprilov str, 4002, Bulgaria.
Madzhid KadimMedical University, Plovdiv, 15, Vasil Aprilov str, 4002, Bulgaria.
Petar AntonovMedical University, Plovdiv, 15, Vasil Aprilov str, 4002, Bulgaria.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Human echinococcosis is a parasitic disease caused by tapeworms of the genus Echinococcus. The two most important forms of the disease in humans are cystic echinococcosis (hydatidosis) and alveolar echinococcosis. Humans are infected through ingestion of parasite eggs in contaminated food, water, or soil, or through direct contact with animal hosts. Although most reported patients with Echinococcosis have cysts in their lungs and livers, more unusual cyst locations were also recorded. Evolution of cysts, irrespective of their localization is associated with many complications including life-threatening. We report unusual localization of parasitic cyst in urinary bladder, diagnostic and therapeutic problems.

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Bladder echinococcosisHuman echinococcosisUrinary echinococcosis

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PMCPMC10847018

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