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                                            Table 1. Characters of the hepatic hydatid cyst
                                Characters                                  Number
                                Type
                                  Clear                                     29 (38.16% )
                                  Multivesicular                            74 (71.84%)
                                Size
                                  ≤ 6 cm                                    22 (21.36%)
                                  7-10 cm                                   62 (60.19%)
                                  11-20 cm                                  15 (14.56%)
                                  > 20 cm                                   4 (3.89%)

                                Cyst number
                                  One cyst                                  74 (71.84%)
                                  Two cysts                                 19 (18.44%)
                                  More than 2 cysts                         10 (9.72%)
                                Associations                                14 (13.59%)
                                  CBD                                       2 (1.94%)
                                  Spleen                                    10 (9.71%)
                                  Peritoneum                                2 (1.94%)
                                Location
                                  RT lobe                                   69 (66.99%)
                                    Whole                                   4 (3.88%)
                                    RT. Post Seg. VI, VII                   17 (16.5%)
                                    RT. Ant Seg. V, VIII                    6 (5.82%)
                                    Segment V                               8 (7.77%)
                                    Segment VI                              18 (17.48%)
                                    Segment VII                             9 (8.74%)
                                    Segment VIII                            7 (7.8%)
                                  LT lobe                                   21 (20.39%)
                                    LT Lat. Seg. II, III                    16 (15.53%)
                                    Segment IV                              5 (4.86%)
                                  Central liver
                                    Segment IV, V, VIII                     4 (3.88%)
                                  Bilobar                                   9 (8.74%)
                                Site
                                  Superficial                               27 (26.21%)
                                  Vasculo-biliary cyst                      76 (73.79%)
                                Non-complicated                             73 (70.87%)
                                  Complicated cysts before surgery          30 (29.13%)
                                    Rupture                                 3 (2.91%)
                                    Infection                               12 (11.65%)
                                    Recurrence                              15 (14.56%)
                                  Complicated cysts After US guided drainage  7 (6.8%)
                                  Complicated cysts After endo-cystectomy   8 (7.76%)

               Eight patients developed right sided pleural effusion, managed by albumin and diuretics. Four patients
               developed ascites due to liver cirrhosis and portal hypertension were also managed by albumin and
               diuretics. We faced wound infection in 5 patients. While incisional hernia in 3 patients developed 1 year
               after surgery [Table 3].


               DISCUSSION
                                                          [7]
               Hydatid disease increased in sheep raising areas . The increased number of people immigrated from
               contaminated areas as Iraq and Syria because of war as well as dogs in the street and contamination of
               vegetables with dogs’ excreta, enhance the incidence of hydatid disease in our country lately.


                                                                                            [8]
               The hydatid cyst presentation is always asymptomatic for many years, as it enlarges slowly . In our series,
               38 (36.89%) patients were asymptomatic at the time of diagnosis. Symptoms arise either from pressure
               effects on adjacent organs or when a complication occurs . The sensitivity of US in liver hydatid disease
                                                                 [9]
                                                                                              [10]
               diagnosis was 100%. Affection of liver lobes by Hydatid disease was more in the right lobe , which was
               matching with our patients 69 (66.99%). The cysts are more commonly solitary as was the case in 74 (71.84%)
               of our patients.
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