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Human cysticercosis is caused by cysticercus cellulosae, larvae of a tapeworm, taenia solium. Cysticercois can involve any tissue in the body even it has maximum tendency towards neural tissue. The most common affected sites are central nervous system, subcutaneous tissue, eyes and muscles. An isolated case of intramuscular cysticercosis is a rare presentation. Here we present the case of a 35 year old female with a swelling on the posterolateral aspect of right arm and was diagnosed as myocysticercosis which was abuting to the extensor muscle that is triceps muscle on high resolution ultrasound and ct scan and it was managed by antihelminthic medications followed by surgical excision.
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ULCERATIVE AMOEBIC COLITIS is a rare complication of amoebiasis that is associated with high mortality. Only 1 to 4 cases are seen per year in India & only few such cases have been reported. This requires early diagnosis and surgical intervention. We recently cared for a patient who presented with acute abdomen with history of Abdominal pain,Fever,Obstipation. Before presenting to our institution he was admitted at outside private hospital for 2 days in view of Left Diabetic FOOT with ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY with SEPSIS and was treated conservatively.On emergency exploration, MULTIPLE CAECAL PERFORATIONS with extensive necrosis of Ascending COLON were seen. SEGMENTAL RESECTION OF 5 CM TERMINAL ILEUM,CAECUM,ASCENDING COLON and 5 CM TRANSVERSE COLON was performed. Postoperative course was marked by septicaemia and multi-organ failure followed by death. This case report emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of acute AMOEBIC COLITIS and associated high mortality.