hydatid

IPA: hˈaɪdeɪdʌt

Examples of "hydatid" in Sentences

Knobel said a large hydatid liver cyst was detected in
It was common for people to have several hydatid cysts.
These cysts can be confused with hydatid cysts (see below).
A recent CAT scan of the liver confirms the large hydatid cyst
The resulting infection in man is known as hydatid disease and is very hard to treat.
In searching, he had recalled another, rarer case: one of a hydatid cyst in the subcutaneous tissue of the thigh.
Harold Dew, later long-time Professor of Surgery at the University of Sydney, collaborated in the study of hydatid disease.
Hamilton Fairley, already a man of standing in tropical medicine, was available and worked with Kellaway for two years on hydatid disease and snake venoms.
It is important where hydatid cysts are found in the domestic animals that dogs are kept away from carcasses and that household dogs are regularly treated with praziquantel.
She has been extensively examined, and we have found that she suffered from a range of diseases including sand pneumoconiosis, a hydatid cyst in the lung, strongyloides and schistosomiasis (both parasitic diseases), and arthritis.