XXXX : surgical and medical management with @entity2039 .

@entity1 @entity6583 @entity1276 @entity16 @entity281 @entity302 @entity2039
Eight cases of @entity6583 were encountered at the two major @entity16 affiliated with McGill University in Montreal in 4 years. All @entity1 were immigrants who had been in Canada for a period of 1 to 18 years and came from South America (three cases), Haiti (three cases), and Greece (two cases). Five @entity1 had parenchymal cysts and presented with @entity302 ; three had the racemose form and presented with @entity1276 . Four @entity1 with parenchymal cysts were treated by removal of the cysticercus and did well. One @entity1 with numerous cysts was treated with @entity2039 with good clinical and radiological results. Two @entity1 with the racemose form were treated by cyst aspiration, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) diversion, and @entity2039 and did well. Another @entity1 with the racemose form, seen before the advent of @entity2039 , died of @entity281 . @entity6583 is not uncommon in the immigrant population of large North American cities. Single symptomatic cysts can be evacuated surgically with good results; multiple parenchymatous cysts can be treated with @entity2039 . @entity1 with the racemose form who are treated with CSF diversion and @entity2039 do well, although those who are only treated surgically die of their disease.
