Risk factors effecting morbidity and conclusion in lung surgery of hydatid CYST

Hydatid disease, endemic, progression, serious complications and, rarely, spontaneously regressed due to an important health problem. In this study in our clinic between the years from 2000 to 2010 (D.Ü.T.F. Thoracic Surgery) were retrospectively reviewed the patients operated on for pulmonary hydatid cyst. The patients' age, gender, symptoms, number of cysts, cyst size, whether or not perforated the cyst, leukocyte count, on which side of the cyst, the cyst localization, the appropriate statistical parameters such as mortality and morbidity with tests were investigated using. There was no mortality in our study, the total of 143 patients. Whether there is a difference between the presence of morbidity and the variables were tested with Student-t test.The average morbidity in patients with perforation of standard deviation is 0, 5 ±0, 50, while those without seen that the mean and standard deviation value of 0. 29 ±0. 49. A significant difference was found between these two average.( P = 0,01)Gender,ciyst size and lokation of impact on morbidity has been found.( X ² = 0. 00 p = 1. 00)As a result, a perforated lung cyst hydatids significantly increased postoperative morbidity was found to prolong the duration of hospital stay. Hydatid cyst of the lung disease is a public health problem in our country, should be treated surgically if diagnosedKey words: pulmonary, hydatid cyst, perforation ,morbidity