붕장어회를 먹고 Anisakis에 감염된 증례의 검토

Abstract

Anisakis is nematode that is parasitic on fishes. Anisakiasis is a parasitic disease in which anisakis invades the gastroenteric tube of human body for reproduction from fish and it becomes an acute or chronic disease. In the Netherlands in 1960, van Thiel found eleven patients who had a chronic stomachache after eating herring that was not cooked well. Reports of these symptoms increased continuously. A 48 years old man became infected after he ate sliced fish of Astroconger myriaster in May, 2002. He appeared with a violent stomachache. We removed four worms. These worms were inspected for Anisakid larva and worms were found by an endoscopy in internal digestive organ department. A removed larva turned out to be "A nematode worm, consistent with anisakiasis" by histopathological examination, that is anisakiasis disease. Recent changes of eating habits show that people enjoy eating sliced raw fish. This produces much higher probabilities of being infected with Anisakis. Reproduction of a sliced raw fish of Astroconger myriaster requires special caution as a result of the investigation of the number of instances of infection after eating a sliced raw fish of Astroconger myriaster.