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Intestinal anisakiasis: a new New Zealand disease
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|August 22, 1984
Abstract:
Anisakiasis is not an uncommon disease in countries where raw fish is a delicacy. This example of intestinal obstruction following reaction to a migrating anisakis larva is the first case reported in New Zealand.
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