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Hydatid in erector spinae muscle
A young boy, head and torso, posterior view and profile, showing an ovoid swelling lying between the left scapula and the spine. The patient is a male child. The identity of the patient is known.
Two photographs of a young boy, head and torso, frontal and posterior views, showing swelling in the left parotid region with some overlying ulceration/scabbing. The patient is a male child, 7 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
Hydatid cyst in subcutaneous tissue
A young boy, head and torso, profile and posterior view, showing a large ovoid swelling of the neck, occupying the occipital triangle. A nurse is seen in one photograph. The patient is a male child, 6 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.
Hydatid cyst communicating with thigh
An adult man, frontal view of waist, pelvis and thighs, showing a lower lateral abdominal mass bulging above the right inguinal ligament. Possible scarification of adjacent abdominal skin. The genitals are clearly visible. The patient is male. The...
An adult woman, frontal and left lateral views of her waist, pelvis and thighs, showing a swelling high on the medial left thigh. The woman holds a sliver of cloth over her pubis. The genital area is visible. The patient is female. The identity of...
An adult woman, two frontal views of her pelvis and thighs, showing a swelling high on the medial left thigh, with pigmentation of the overlying skin. The woman holds a sliver of cloth over her pubis. The genital area is visible. The patient is fe...
An adult man, frontal and left lateral views of his mid-face, showing proptosis and inferior displacement of the left eye. The patient is a male adult, 56 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
A young boy, two sets of frontal and right lateral views of his head and neck, one set with eyes open and the second with eyes closed, showing extreme proptosis of the right eye, with a swelling apparent posterior to the eye. The patient is a male...
An adult man, frontal and left lateral views of his head and neck, showing superior displacement of the left eye within the orbit. The lateral view labelled 18. The patient is male, 18 years old. The identity of the patient is known.