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New Indian Journal of Surgery 16(2):p 71-74, April - June 2025. | DOI: nijs.0976.4747.16225.5
Case Report
Rare Coexistence of Hepatic and Mesenteric Hydatid Cysts: Case Report
Anmol Singh Ahluwalia,, Utsav Patel, Subhash Chawla, Mrugen Thakor, Sakshi Ashok Ramnani, Mayuresh Bharure
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New Indian Journal of Surgery 16(2):p 71-74, April - June 2025. | DOI: nijs.0976.4747.16225.5
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Patel U, Ahluwalia AS, Chawla S, et al. Rare Coexistence of Hepatic and Mesenteric Hydatid Cysts: Case Report. New Indian J Surg. 2025;16(2):71-74.Timeline
Received : February 22, 2025
Accepted : June 06, 2025
Published : June 30, 2025
Abstract
Medicine is an ‘Art & a Science’ was the first thing that we were taught in Medical College UG curriculum. However, as we moved along, the thrust of the teaching was only on the science part of Medicine. The art part of Medicine was never taught in a structured manner. So, half of Medicine was actually not, part of the curriculum. It was learnt by observing our teachers & seniors. The sad part is that over the decades, the art of Medicine appears to have faded away or may be, it has acquired a different colour. Both the components of Medicine (Art & Science) are dynamic. They are expected to change with the passage of time & the everchanging world. We need to examine their journey across decades to see if there is a conscious need for some course correction. The authors have, out of their experiences & observations, divided the study into 3 phases – the past (i.e., the last 2-3 decades of the last millennium), the present (i.e., the first 2-3 decades of the present millennium) and the future (i.e., the subsequent decades yet to come). Of course, there are overlaps but they are being ignored for the sake of simplicity.
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All authors contributed significantly to the work and approve its publication.
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This article does not involve any human or animal subjects, and therefore does not require ethics approval.
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We would like to express our gratitude to the patients, their families, and all those who have contributed to this study.
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Patel U, Ahluwalia AS, Chawla S, et al. Rare Coexistence of Hepatic and Mesenteric Hydatid Cysts: Case Report. New Indian J Surg. 2025;16(2):71-74.
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DOI: nijs.0976.4747.16225.5
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