2. 13 YEAR OLD MALE CHILD,ALI MURTAZA R/O SUKKUR(ROHRI)
ADMITTED VIA OPD WITH COMPLAINTS OF:
Fever -1 month
Abdominal pain - 20 days.
3. HOPC
According to statment of my patient mother, child was in usual
state of health one month back then he develop fever which was
gradual in onset low to high grade,intermetent,relieved by
taking antipyretics, associated with chills and night sweats ,fever
was not associated with sore throat,cough or burning micturition.
Now from last 20 days my patient develop dull pain over right
upper hypochondriac region and epigastric region, gradual in
onset ,dull type , moderate in intensity not radiating not shifting ,
occasionally associated with nausea and vomiting.
For these complains Patient visited multiple times on opd
basis ,treated symptomatically but no relived and diagnosed
properly
4. SYSTEMIC HISTORY
GIT : no any hx of hematemasis and melena or pica.
No hx of jaundice,abdominal distension and altered bowel habits.
Respiratory: no hx of cough ,chest infections or ear discharge.
Cardiovascular : no hx of cynosis ,shortness of breath and edema.
CNS: no hx of fits ,headache or weakness of limbs.
Genitourinary : no hx of dysuria ,hematuria and increased
frequency .
Musculoskeletal :no hx of arthritis or rashes or bone pain.
5. PAST HISTORY
No hx of chronic illness
No hx of hospital admission or blood transfusion
6. FAMILY HISTORY
Child is a product of consanguineous marriage
having two siblings
No hx of similar illness in sibling
No hx of TB contact in family
7. BIRTH HISTORY
Atenatal hx booked case at local hospital, regular
ultrasound scan done,no drug hx other than iron
and multivitamins vaccinated for tetanus during
pregnancy,no hx of HTN,GDM,PROM during
pregnancy
Natal full term via NVD at hospital uneventful
delivery
Postnatal immediate cry,no hx of
jaundice,fever ,fits after birth
12. GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
Active alert male child sitting on bed with,canula on
left hand with following vitals:
-HR= 90bpm
-RR= 32bpm
-TEMPERATURE= Afebrile
-BP= 90/60(50th
centile)
A- C- CY-D- L- J- E-
14. ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION
INSPECTION: scaphoid shape abdomen with centrally places
umbilicus with inverted margins, no scar mark, striae, visible
veins or pulsation.
PALPATION:
Soft non tender on superficial palpation ,but on deep palpation
mild tenderness in right upper quadrant.
Liver was palpable 2cmbelow right costal margin, left lobe not
palpable,soft in consistency with clear margins, total liver span
12cm.
A well circumscribed mass palpable in epigastrium with smooth
surface, regular margins and hard consistency measuring 2*2cm
PERCUSSION:Fluid thrill and shifting dullness ve
AUSCULTATION: Gut sounds audible
16. CASE SUMMARY
13 year old male Ali murtaza R/O Sukkur admitted via ops with the complain of
fever for one month and abdominal pain for 20 days,fever was gradual in onset low
to high grade intermetent relieved by taking antipyretics associated with chills and
night sweats,fever was not associated with sore throat or burning micturition. From
last 20 days pt develop dull pain over right hypochondrium and epigastric
region,pain was gradual in onset dull type, moderate in intensity not radiating or
shifting sometimes associated with nausea and vomiting, multiple opd visits done
for the same complain oral medication were given
O/E on superficial palpation soft nontender but on deep palpation mild
tenderness in right upper quadrant,liver was 2 cm BCM,soft in consistency with
clear margins,total liver span is 12cm,the left lobe of liver is not palpable, A well
circumscribed mass palpable in epigastrium with smooth surface, regular margins
and hard consistency measuring 2*2cm
23. ULTRAOUND ABDOMEN
SLIGHT HEPATOMEGALY
WITH MILD
PARENCHYMAL
CHANGES.
MULTIPLE CYSTIC
MASSES IN THE LIVER
AND SPLEEN.
NORMAL GALL
BLADDER,PANCREAS
AND BOTH KIDNEYS.
MULTIPLE CYSTIC
MASSES PRESENT IN
THE LOWER ABDOMEN
AND LEFT LUMBAR
REGION
27. MultIple cystic areas of varying sizes
noted, involving liver and spleen and
also with in peritoneum,showing
internal septations,some of them
showing peripheral daughter cysts.
One of the splenic cyst measuring
upto 8.0*6.6cm and the hepatic cyst
is in segment VI which is measuring
upto 4.9*4.1cm.
One of the peritoneal cyst measuring
4.8*3.7cm.
Lumbar muscular spasm noted.
IMPRESSION:Findings represents
diffuse multiple hydatid cyst
involving liver,spleen and
peritoneum.correlate with
echinococcal titer
31. TREATMENT IN WARD
Admitted in Ward
Maintained IV Line
Off oxygen/orally allowed
Injection 0.9% D/w started.
Risek sachet 20mg (1*OD half an hour before breakfast)
Inj ceftriazone75mg/kg iv BD
Inj provas Ivx sos
32. TREATMENT ON DISCHARGE
Tab Albendazole 15mg/kg divided 12 hourly
for three weeks with gap of one week.
for nine consective weeks with gap of one
week after each three week duration.
Follow up in surgery OPD after three months.
34. HYDATIDOSIS/ECHINOCOCCOSIS
the hydatic disease, caused by the larvae of
Echinococcus granulosus, is a zoonotic
disease potentially lethal, which can be found
anywhere in the world, but especially in
endemic areas.The hydatic cyst is mainly
found in the liver (75% of the cases), being
asymptomatic in most cases and discovered
accidentally on a routine abdominal
ultrasound or an ultrasound performed for
diagnosing other pathologies.
41. INVESTIGATIONS
Routine blood investigation are non specific-25%
(Esinophilia abd raised bilirubin)
Indirect hemagglutination tesr and ELISA are the
most widely used methods for detection of anti-
Echinococcus IgG antibodies
48. TREATMENT
MEDICAL;
For cystic echinococcosis(CE) type 1 or 3a that are
<5cm in diameter,albendazole chemostherapy
alone(15mg/kg/day) orally divided twicw daily
for 1-6 months maximamum 800mg/day may
result in high rate of cure.
51. PROGNOSIS
Factors predictive of success with
chemotherapy are age of cyst(>2years),low
internal complexity of the cyst,and small size
and site of the cyst is not important,although
cyst in bone respond poorly.for alveolar
hydatidosis,if surgical removal is
unsuccessful,the average mortality is 92% by
10 years after diagnosis.
52. PREVENTION
Important measures ti interrupt transmission include
aa,through handwashi,avoiding contact with dogs in
endemic areas,boiling orr filtering water when
camping,and proper disposal of animal carcasses.
Other useful measures are control or treatment of feral dog
population and regular praziquantel treatment of pets and
working dogs in endemic areas.
Vaccibes have been developed to prevent infection in
grazing animals but are not widely used.