Navigating Complexities: Successful Pericystectomy in a South Asian Female With Hepatic and Peritoneal Hydatid Disease.

Hydatid cyst disease, caused by the larval stage of , is a parasitic infection endemic in many regions, including South Asia. We present a case of a 36-year-old South Asian female with concurrent liver and peritoneal hydatid cysts, emphasizing the diagnostic challenges and management complexities associated with this condition. The patient presented with abdominal pain, nausea, and decreased appetite, and imaging studies revealed characteristic cystic lesions in the liver and peritoneum.

Two Rings, Two Recoveries: Exploring the Thiersch Method in Complicated Cases.

Rectal prolapse, characterized by the protrusion of rectal mucosa or full-thickness tissue through the anal canal, significantly impacts quality of life, necessitating prompt intervention upon diagnosis. This case report presents the management of rectal prolapse in two cases admitted to our institution presenting with complaints of a prolapsing anal mass and many associated comorbidities and their subsequent surgical management using the Thiersch procedure. Following the procedure, both patients were monitored postoperatively, discharged once vitally stable, and kept on regular follow-up.