Hydatid of subcutaneous tissue
- ZA UCT PLC_001-H-HDT-04-02
- Item
- 1929
An adult man, anterior view of the legs only, showing a swelling above the left knee medially. The patient is male, 40 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
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Hydatid of subcutaneous tissue
An adult man, anterior view of the legs only, showing a swelling above the left knee medially. The patient is male, 40 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the distal tibia, labelled 5, showing the shaft largely replaced by a multi-locular cystic lesion, evidently wholly endosteal.
Two X-rays of the proximal end of the tibia and fibula, one labelled 6, both showing the shaft of tibia largely replaced by a multi-locular cystic lesion, evidently with a pathological fracture, and extra-osseous calcified material.
X-ray of right hip, the femoral head and neck eroded by a cystic lesion, with a fracture through the femoral neck. The ischium and acetabulum appear similarly affected. The patient is female, 63 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the right femur showing gross destruction of the femur and right pelvic bones by an expansile multicystic lesion. The patient is male, 40 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
Hydatids of liver and peritoneum
An adult man, head and torso, frontal view and profile, showing a grossly distended abdomen. A cloth is held around his waist by the hand of an assistant. The patient is a male adult, 29 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
Hydatids of liver and peritoneum
Three X-rays, anterior-posterior and lateral views of the chest, showing a protrusion from the dome of the liver, and anterior-posterior view of the abdomen, showing calcified lesions bilaterally. The patient is a male adult, 29 years old. The ide...
A specimen, a bisected kidney with a large encapsulated cystic mass occupying and expanding the superior pole, and a second cyst continuous with the kidney pelvis. The photograph is labelled 10.
An X-ray of the chest, anterior-posterior view, showing a well-defined opacification in the right lung. The identity of the patient is known.