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Sushi
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Sushi
A Japanese raw fish delicacy that may be a vector for parasites
sushi
A Japanese raw fish delicacy that may be a vector for parasites–eg, Anasakis, which often affect sushi made from mackerel caught in early spring Endoscopy Edema, gastritis, erosion Clinical Myalgia, abdominal pain Radiology Thread-like larvae may be seen in radiocontrast studies Treatment Endoscopic removal
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