PMC3593513_01
USG showing cystic mass with internal septations and small cysts in it. No scolex is seen
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F1
Ultrasonography (USG) of neck revealed an ill-defined cystic mass of approximately 11x5 cm in the right supraclavicular region with internal septations and small cysts in it which was not markedly differentiable from underlying muscle and connective tissue [Figures 1 and 2].
USG showing cystic mass with internal septations and small cysts in it. No scolex is seen
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F2
Ultrasonography (USG) of neck revealed an ill-defined cystic mass of approximately 11x5 cm in the right supraclavicular region with internal septations and small cysts in it which was not markedly differentiable from underlying muscle and connective tissue [Figures 1 and 2].
Post- operative photograph showing the incision site which marks the site for supraclavicular neck swelling (pre-op. photo not available)
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F3
The operative findings revealed an approximately 10 cm, cystic mass, adherent to underlying musculature deeply seated in the supraclavicular region which extended behind the clavicle but without any intrathoracic or intraspinal extension [Figure 3].
Microscopic examination (H and E x100) showing complex branching of the bladder wall and the absence of scolex
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F4
Suckers and hooklets were not seen (H and E x100) [Figure 4].