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MMCTS (August 10, 2006). doi:10.1510/mmcts.2005.001115
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Heart echinococcosis: current problems and surgical treatment

Yury L. Shevchenko, Nikolay O. Travin*, Gaziyav H. Musaev and Alexander V. Morozov

Pirogov National Medical Surgical Center, Research Center of Thoracic Surgery, Moscow, Russia

* Corresponding author: * ul. Suzdalskaya 6-1-19, 111673 Moscow, Russia Tel.: +7-095-700 6647; Fax: +7-916-686 2524 E-mail: dr.travin{at}mail.ru

We present some historical, epidemiological, statistical data for heart echinococcosis and concomitant lesions of different organs. The diagnosis of heart echinococcosis is based on revealing of the cyst and its identification with echinococcus. The value of different diagnostic methods is shown. A surgical procedure in patients with heart echinococcosis depends on the localization of the cysts (manipulations under cardiopulmonary bypass or off-pump procedure). We present some additional techniques for prophylaxis of recurrence.

Key Words: Heart • Echinococcosis • Diagnostics • Surgical treatment







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