INTRAVENTRICULAR AND INTRRAPARENCHYMAL HYDATID CYSTS: AN UNUSUAL SITE OF ECHINOCOCCOSIS AND A RARE CAUSE OF CHILDHOOD SEIZURES
Abstract
11 years old vitally stable boy presented with the history of seizure 1 week back; underwent MRI examination to look for any possible cause of seizure; however, MRI revealed a large left lateral and 3rd ventricular and smaller left posterior parietal hydatid cysts. Subsequently, the patient underwent surgery and hydatid cysts were successfully removed.
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