treatment of bifocal cyst hydatid involvement in right femur with teicoplanin added bone cement and albendazole
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Abstract
Although bone involvement associated with cyst hydatid is rarely seen, it can cause unintended results such as high recurrence rate, infection, sepsis, or amputation of relevant extremity. Because of this reason, its treatment is difficult and disputed. In the case of bifocal bone cyst hydatid in right femur, along with albendazole treatment, result of resecting cyst surgically and its treatment with teicoplanin with added bone cement is given. In conclusion, since the offered treatment method both supports bone in terms of mechanical aspect and also can prevent secondary infection, the method is thought to be a good and safe treatment approach.
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| Authors | ;Ozhan Pazarci;Zekeriya Oztemur;Okay Bulut |
| Journal | journal of world-systems research |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1155/2015/824824
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