The attending physician and in particular the clinician, whatever his specialty, his grade, and his mode of exercise, is confronted in addition to the suffering of his patient suffering from hydatid disease, which he must treat (with the aim of minimum of complications and sequelae) or refer to an adequate therapeutic circuit, to the absence of an organized access pathway for the optimal management of his condition, especially in emerging countries.

He also finds great difficulty in accomplishing the primordial task and first prerogative of his profession, which is prevention. This is most relevant to other sectors.

To fight against these two main pitfalls facing the clinician, he must organize and set up, in collaboration with all the doctors and specialist biologists concerned by the disease, multidisciplinary consultation meetings (RCP) like that of the management of the cancerous disease, which have been proven by allowing to standardize the therapeutic behaviors and to better organize the circuits of management of the disease.

In parallel with these SPCs, national scientific recommendations, inspired by those of the WHO, and adapted to the national reality, for the management of the hydatid disease must also be elaborated.