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anisakiasis, n. Path.|æˌnaɪsəˈkaɪəsɪs|
[f. mod.L. genus name Anisakis (coined in F. Dujardin Hist. Nat. des Helminthes (1845) 220), f. Gr. ἀνισάκις an unequal number of times, f. ἀ(ν)- privative prefix (see an- 10) + ἴσος iso-: see -iasis.]
Infection of the gut with parasitic nematode larvae of the family Anisakidae, which results from eating raw or undercooked infected fish or squid and is marked by epigastric pain, nausea, and vomiting.
1962P. H. van Thiel in Parasitology LII. (Proc. section) 16P As the excretory tube ends near the ventral larval tooth at the head of the larva and rectal glands are present, the larva is a species of Anisakis. Herring worm disease should therefore be called anisakiasis. 1967Amer. Jrnl. Trop. Med. & Hygiene XVI. 728/1 Ninety-two cases of larval anisakiasis in the gastrointestinal tract of Japanese people..were studied clinicopathologically. 1988New Scientist 12 Nov. 21/1 A disease called anisakiasis that is caused by a parasitic worm found in raw or undercooked fish. |