| Case number | City/region | Age in years, sex | Diagnosis details | Species |
| 1 | Warsaw (central Poland) | 55 F | Liver single cyst (~6 cm), type CE2, removed with albendazole administration. | E. canadensis G7 |
| 2 | Central Poland | 77 M | Liver single cyst (3.5 cm), type CE2, removed with albendazole administration. | E. canadensis G7 |
| 3 | Central Poland | 48 F | Three cysts in the liver (size 5–7 cm), type CE2, removed with albendazole administration. | E. canadensis G7 |
| 4 | Warsaw (central Poland) | 31 F | Single liver cyst (~5 cm), type CE3, treated with albendazole for months and then removed. ELISA and Western blot positive. | E. canadensis G7 |
| 5 | Ostrołęka (northeast of central Poland) | 26 F | Single liver cyst (~9 cm), type CE2. When bleeding occurred, the cyst was removed with albendazole administration. | E. canadensis G7 |
| 6 | Warsaw (central Poland) | 28 F | Single cyst (6.5 cm), type CE2 with two cysts inside (1.4 and 2.2 cm), located at the surface of liver, not treated pharmacologically, Western blot positive. When severe abdominal pain occurred, cyst was removed. Patient spent one week in Turkey 2 years before CE was diagnosed. | E. granulosus G1 |
| 7 | Central Poland | 53 F | Single liver cyst (~5 cm), type CE3, removed with albendazole administration. | E. canadensis G7 |
| 8 | Warsaw (central Poland) | 60 M | Three cysts (each ~4 cm) in the hip muscle, type CE2. The cysts were detected during CT scan of colon cancer diagnosis and then removed. In 2001, the primary cyst from hip muscle was removed in Kazakhstan. | E. granulosus G1 |
| 9 | Central Poland | 48 M | Single liver cyst, removed with albendazole administration. | E. canadensis G7 |
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