Hydatid cysts are known to occur in most organs especially in the endemic areas. However, its occurrence in uterus is extremely rare and it mostly occurs as a secondary involvement. Herein we reported on a 25-year-old woman with primary involvement of the uterus and left fallopian tube. The patient presented with a colicky abdominal pattern and fever and was admitted to the Emergency Ward.
Namavar Jahromi, B., Talei, A. & Tabei, S. (2007). Primary Hydatidosis of Uterus and Left Fallopian Tube. Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 32(2), 118–120.
MLA
Namavar Jahromi, B., Talei, A., & Tabei, S. "Primary Hydatidosis of Uterus and Left Fallopian Tube", Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 32, 2, 2007, 118–120.
HARVARD
Namavar Jahromi, B., Talei, A., & Tabei, S. (2007). 'Primary Hydatidosis of Uterus and Left Fallopian Tube', Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 32(2), pp. 118–120.
CHICAGO
Namavar Jahromi, B., Talei, A. & Tabei, S., "Primary Hydatidosis of Uterus and Left Fallopian Tube." Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences, 32 2 (2007): 118–120,
VANCOUVER
Namavar Jahromi B., Talei A., Tabei S. Primary Hydatidosis of Uterus and Left Fallopian Tube. Iranian Journal of Medical Sciences. 2007;32(2):118–120.
