NUEVO CASO DE
INFECCIÓN HUMANA POR UNA LARVA DE PSEUDOTERRANOVA DECIPIENS (NEMATODA, ANISAKIDAE) EN EL
PERÚ
Rufino Cabrera*, Miguel Angel Luna-Pineda**, Luis
Suárez-Ognio***
SUMMARY
The purpose of this report is to divulge a new case of human anisakidosis in Peru, caused
by a larva of the Pseudoterranova decipiens nematode found in a 17 year old female patient
from Lima, who had ingested "cebiche" in a restaurant in the city of Ica, in the
central coast of Peru. Approximately 4 hours after having ingested the food, the patient
reported a feeling of uneasiness, with a nauseous sensation in the epigastric region,
which intensified 5 hours later when she vomited. In the vomit content a live nematode was
found, which was identified as larva L3 of P. decipiens. This is one of the etiologic
agents of anisakidosis.
KEY WORDS: Pseudoterranova decipiens, nematode, zoonosis, Peru
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