Titlebook: Gastric Anisakiasis in Japan; Epidemiology, Diagno Hajime Ishikura (Director),Masayoshi Namiki (Profe Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 1989

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Christoph De Millas,Elke Hempel,Ariane H?eress, however, has been achieved since 1968 when endoscopic examination allowed the observation of . larvae penetrating the gastric wall and removal and direct identification of the worm. Previously, gastric anisakiasis could only be diagnosed when dead worms and/or their cross sections were histopat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38795-1be, 1878) (. type A), and . Of these, . and . are the most common and important anisakids with regard to human infection in Japan as well as some other countries [1]. The larvae of . type II, which penetrate the stomach wall, are regarded as another important pathogen [2]. There is also a report tha

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Bertram H?ussler,Ariane H?er,Elke Hempeltures of anisakiasis are characterized by a number of acute abdominal symptoms. It is characterized microscopically by an eosinophilic inflammation of the surrounding invading larva. In this chapter, epidemiological studies of anisakiasis are described.

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Arzneimittelversorgung in Pflegeheimenin and nausea 4–6 h after the patients had eaten fresh marine products. . larvae were observed penetrating the gastric wall; the worms were removed endoscopically with biopsy forceps and identified parasitologically as . larva. Since these advances in 1968, the disease has become the cause of wide c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93585-5aten raw [1–3]. Hence in patients with acute epigastric pain, anisakiasis should always be considered..As the larvae of . present in the gastric mucosa can be observed endo-scopically, extraction is for the most part feasible [2]. The clinical features and characteristic findings at endoscopy and in

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