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ANISAKIS CARMEN Y CLAUDIA 3ºA
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The anisakis eats a nematode worm that expands its life cycle in the digestive tract of fish
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and marine mammals.
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When the human being injects infected fish, this worm can cause digestive and allergic
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reactions.
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They are thin and flat worms, their white is almost transparent color, they measure
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between 4 and 6 cm when stretched.
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This is the disease caused by the larvae of the small round worms of the Anisakidae family.
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The most characteristic member of this family and the one that causes the greatest number
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of infections is the Anisakis simplex.
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The Anisakis was discovered in 1845 by Félix de Jardin, which was a friend doctor, naturalist,
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geologists and zoologists who identify the adult worms.
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We can find them in those fishes that do not require heat for their preparation and are
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consumed raw, smoked, marinated in vinegar and in saltine such as the anchovy, salmon
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and sardine.
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They are also common in cephalopods, oedipides, cuttlefish and squid crustaceans like prawns
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and lobsters. Most common fishes such as hake and bonito.
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In most cases we can find them in the intestine, but sometimes anisakis are located in the
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abdominal cavity or in the thoracic cavity. It can also affect different organs such as
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the liver, the pancreas and the ovary.
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Do not buy fish in market that is into boxes containing water or ice.
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Check that the food is in good condition, with a nice appearance and appropriate smell
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and color.
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Ensure that the fish you have brought indicate that it has been previously frozen.
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The main anisakis symptoms can be digestive or allergic and they always appear quickly,
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12 hours after the ingestion.
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It usually starts with a strong pain in the abdomen, accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
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The symptoms usually persist for only a few days, a week as much, but in some cases it
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may last longer.
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Sometimes it is possible to detect and extract the parasite, but in the case that you have
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stomach ache or something similar, gastric protectors are used.
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If you have allergy symptoms, you can use corticosteroids and antihistamines.
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It can also be struck by surgery or digestive endoscopy.
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The bad practices of deep sea fishing of the fish, with the uncontrolled elimination of the viscera, is what is producing the contamination of the seas.
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The methods to eliminate this parasite are simple, because the parasite lives mainly in the viscera of the fish.
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You will try to esquire fish without viscera.
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In case of esquiring whole fish, it is advisable to eviscerate as soon as possible.
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So instead of throwing the viscera to the sea, they have to burn it because if not, the viscera in the sea contaminates other fishes.
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At first, marine mammals scrape the eggs.
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After that, two larvae stages are developed inside the same egg.
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Later, the eggs hatch and larvae swim freely in the sea.
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Next, a krill eats the larvae.
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And then, fish eats the krill that has just eaten the larvae.
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And the fish is eaten by another fish.
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Finally, marine mammals eat infected fish.
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Larvae mario mates and lay eggs in the intestine.
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The humans eat infected rod or undercooked fish and become accidental hods.
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Thank you.
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- Subido por:
- Bárbara M.
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- Fecha:
- 15 de febrero de 2018 - 20:38
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