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A Striking Story of Recovery from HYDATID CYST Disease This is the compelling story of a 51-year-old male patient who underwent a successful treatment process for hydatid cyst disease. Diagnosis The patient was diagnosed with three hydatid cysts: two in his left lung and one in his liver. Hydatid cyst disease is a parasitic infection caused by « Echinococcus granulosus », typically found in the feces of animals like dogs and foxes. These parasites can form fluid-filled sacs in vital organs such as the lungs and liver, leading to significant health issues. Surgical and Interventional Treatment The patient's treatment involved a combined approach of surgical and interventional procedures. LUNG Cysts: The two cysts in the left lung were removed under general anesthesia via a left mini-thoracotomy (a small incision in the chest). During this operation, the cysts were meticulously cleared using the cystectomy (complete removal of the cyst) and capitonnage (suturing the remaining cavity) techniques. This approach minimizes the risk of recurrence and helps preserve the lung tissue. LIVER Cyst: The liver cyst was managed with a less invasive procedure. An interventional radiologist drained the cyst under CT guidance (computed tomography guidance), allowing for the controlled removal of fluid and parasitic elements without the need for a major abdominal surgery. Recovery and Follow-up The patient's recovery was swift and positive. He was discharged from the hospital at the end of the first week and his follow-up appointments showed normal results. He feels well and is able to return to his daily routine. A crucial part of the treatment is ongoing medication. To ensure the complete eradication of the parasite and prevent the recurrence of cysts, the patient is scheduled to continue Andazol treatment for 3 months. Following this period, he is expected to return for a follow-up appointment in 3 months to re-evaluate his condition. #HydatidCyst #Surgery #LungCyst #LiverCyst #SuccessfulTreatment #HealthStory #Recovery This case highlights how a multidisciplinary approach (combining surgery and interventional radiology) can lead to a highly successful outcome in treating a complex condition like hydatid cyst disease.