[Peroperative XXXX during surgery of hydatid cysts].

@entity1 @entity1508 @entity3045 @entity565 @entity56 @entity230 @entity5143 @entity4183
A case is reported of isolated @entity5143 occurring during the removal of two hydatid cysts in the same @entity1 at the same time. This 44 year old @entity1 already had had a hydatid cyst removed one year previously; no complication had occurred at the time. The @entity1 had a past history of @entity565 , easily treated by @entity3045 spray. All went well until the first cyst was manipulated: the ventilating pressures rose, and wheezing rhonchi appeared in both lung fields. This @entity5143 was resistant to an increase in anaesthetic depth, to @entity3045 , @entity4183 , @entity230 and 3% @entity1508 for 15 min. It however disappeared completely as soon as the cyst was removed. There were no other signs of an anaphylactic reaction. The same thing occurred during the removal of the second cyst. Postoperative investigations showed the @entity1 to be sensitized to house dust and mites. His @entity565 is confirmed. Allergologic tests showed no reaction with the anaesthetic drugs used, but a @entity56 to the echinococcal antigens. The @entity5143 was probably due to the increased bronchial sensitivity of this @entity1 .
