CTICasesHydatid Disease (Echinococcosis)
Imaging findings
Cystic lesions in the lung and a large, calcified mass in the liver.
Key takeaways
Simultaneous involvement of both the liver and the lung is a classic presentation for hydatid disease. The presence of both helps link the characterization of the cystic masses.
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