Abstract:

Introduction: Cyst hydratic disease is still a common health problem in our country. This study was aimed at examining the demographic characteristics of the cyst-guided phenomena applied for surgical treatment, pre-operative biochemical laboratory findings and treatment results. Materials and Methods: The study included patients who were operated due to cystic hidatic disease between 2014-2018 and their age, gender, cyst settlement, cyst number, cyst size, applied surgical method and secondary complications for surgery, information about the duration of stay in the hospital and routine blood biochemical parameters. A total of 32 patients (24 women, 8 men) were taken to the study. In 30 of the cases, a cyst in the liver is hidatic. 20 of the patients found cysts placed on the right lobby of the liver, 7 on the left lobby, and 3 on both lobby of the liver at once. In the liver there was no cyst placement in 2 patients, one had a isolated bone and the other had a isolated wave placement. When patients are divided into groups in terms of gender, cyst size, cyst number, cyst location, pre-operative biochemical laboratory values, there is no statistical difference between the groups. Correlation analysis found no correlation between gender, cyst size, cyst number, cyst location and pre-operative biochemical laboratory values. After the surgery, 23 patients had no complications, while 3 patients had a fistule of the yellow, 3 patients had a lung embolism and 3 patients had a wound infection. The result: cyst conduction was often found in women and was found to be placed in the liver; but it was thought to be placed in other organs. It was found that gender, cyst size, number, and settlement are not affected by biochemical laboratory values.

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