Hydatid disease
hydatid disease n.
An infection, usually of the liver or the lungs, with the larvae of an Echinococcus tapeworm, and characterized by the formation of hydatid cysts.
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hydatidiform hy·da·tid·i·form (hī’də-tĭd’ə-fôrm’) adj. Having the form or appearance of a hydatid.
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hydatidiform mole n. A vesicular or polycystic placental mass resulting from the proliferation of the trophoblast and the hydropic degeneration and avascularity of the chorionic villi, usually indicative of an abnormal pregnancy. Also called mole4.
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hydatidocele hy·da·tid·o·cele (hī’də-tĭd’ə-sēl’) n. A cystic mass formed in the scrotum and composed of one or more hydatids.
- Hydatidoma
hydatidoma hy·da·ti·do·ma (hī’də-tĭ-dō’mə) n. pl. hy·da·ti·do·mas or hy·da·ti·do·ma·ta (-mə-tə) A benign neoplasm in which there is prominent formation of hydatids.