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

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錯(cuò)誤

Arzneimitteltherapie für ?ltere Menschenf the worms shows a strong allergic reaction. A reliable diagnosis of anisakiasis depends on recovery of the worms. The morphological examinations, however, are not easy and are often very difficult in chronic cases or where there is a latent clinical symptomatology.

Lament

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-64937-0ult to detect specific antigens of the worm because of the high degree of cross reactivities of the antiserum with other nematodes such as . larva. The recent success with monoclonal antibodies has led to the production of very specific antibodies in many areas of parasitology. In the present study,

拋物線

Arzneipflanzenkultur und Kr?uterhandel without the need for surgical operation [1–8]. Therefore, pathological studies [9] of the stomach during the acute phase of gastric anisakiasis are very rare. In animal experiments, the main lesion of this disease is found in the submucosal part of the stomach, causing severe edema and eosinophilic

鍵琴

,Ein- und zweij?hrige medizinische Pflanzen,ological findings between these two types. Van Thiel et al. [1] reported that most cases in the Netherlands were of the intestinal type. This was also found in the cases of the Iwanai district in Hokkaido, Japan [2]. By contrast, in the whole of Japan there were 167 reported gastric cases (76.7%) of

刺穿

Arzneipflanzenkultur und Kr?uterhandelg . larvae that had penetrated the gastric mucosa of patients with acute gastric symptoms. These were the first reported discoveries of . larva parasitism in humans. Since then, reported cases of visceral migration of . larvae (so-called terranovasis) have increased in number.

異端邪說(shuō)2

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68290-5antibody; biopsy; diagnosis; endoscopy; epidemiology; immunology; hepatology

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