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Ultrasound picture show subcutanoeous cystic mass with its diemention.
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Ultrasonography of abdomen revealed a contracted gallbladder with multiple stones with normal wall thickness, so the fact of clinical diagnosis considering finding cholelithiasis, ultrasound also show a subcutaneous cystic mass about 58 x 55 x 38 mm in size seen about 11 mm from skin within the subcutaneous fatty layer in the right hypochondrium anteriorly as shown in (Fig. 1) and no other abdominal cystic mass was found.
Complete surgical excision.
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A complete surgical resection was performed carefully to keep the mass intact and not to cause any other cyst formation (Fig. 2a and b).
Histological showing thick fibrous wall and necrotic material.
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Histopathological examination of the surgical specimen demonstrated that the mass was a multivesicular hydatid cyst (Fig. 3).
Removed Hydatid cyst opening content show daughter cysts.
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Removed hydatid cyst is showed on (Fig. 4a and b).