osteohydatidosis

English

Etymology

From osteo- +‎ hydatidosis.

Noun

osteohydatidosis (uncountable)

1. A type of hydatidosis involving bone.
   • [1946, M. Arias Bellini, “Osteohydatidosis: Its Radiological Features”, in Radiology, volume 47, number 6:

     “Hydatid cyst” of the bone is, therefore, a misnomer, not in accord with the facts, and should be replaced by the term osteohydatidosis.]

   • 1954, The Year Book of Radiology, page 85:

     In some cases, there is a so-called "ossifluent abscess," considered pathognomonic of vertebral osteohydatidosis, especially when noted with three other radiologic features.

   • 1958 September, Alejandro Chait, “Neurogenic bladder caused by sacral echinococcus cyst”, in The Journal of Urology, volume 80, number 3, page 183:

     Osteohydatidosis is uncommon and comprises but 1 per cent of all cases.

   • 1964, Journal of Neurosurgery, volume 21, page 655:

     Invasion of the paravertebral or intraspinal spaces takes place late, that is, in the ossifluent stage of osteohydatidosis.