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Intestinal Eosinophilic: Anisakiasis
2010
Journal of Medical Cases
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Anisakiasis is a parasitic disease in which the human is an accidental host, due to the intake of raw or lightly cooked fish or squid that is infected by the larvae dematodes, family Anisakidae. We describe a case in a 51-year-old woman with parasitic infection Anisakiasis, which affects the large intestine.
doi:10.4021/jmc51e
fatcat:vncivpzdf5egpeblleekakdq4y