Hydatid Cyst of Chest Wall Mimicking As a Fibroadenoma – A Case Study
Journal Title: IJAR-Indian Journal of Applied Research - Year 2015, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
According to my experience I have come across a hydatid of chest wall mimicking as a Fibroadenoma clinically. With intrinsic mobility like a mouse in the breast. Excisional biopsy done and surprisin-gly re ported as hydatid cyst. During excision the cyst explored found to be behind the pectoralis major. After retraction of pectoralis major cystic mass was approached.
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Dr. MD Jeelani, Dr. R. Rama Krishna Naik
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