History of Diagnosis, Complications and Treatment Methods of Echinococcosis in Kyrgyzstan

Abstract

A brief analysis of literature data is presented. The lack of a unified approach to assessing identified parasitic pathology and the increasing complexity of determining the frequency of complications determine the relevance of the topic under consideration. The leading method for diagnosing echinococcosis is ultrasound, and only some patients have difficulty determining the nature of the disease. For the purpose of differential diagnosis, ultrasound angiography is used, which includes a number of vascular visualization methods. As a result, the authors conclude that only the use of instrumental data makes it possible to timely determine the nature of the disease, localization, size and complication of echinococcosis.