2022
DOI: 10.24841/fa.v31i1.604
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Endoparásitos Zoonóticos en Peces De Consumo Comercializados en Los Mercados De La Ciudad De Iquitos, Loreto, Perú

Abstract: La ictiofauna amazónica es muy importante para el desarrollo comercial de la Amazonia Peruana, siendo la carne de pescado, la principal fuente de proteína animal consumida por el poblador amazónico. A pesar de la alta demanda de pescado en los mercados de la ciudad, poco se conoce acerca de los parásitos presentes en su carne, existiendo un riesgo potencial para contraer algún parásito zoonótico. En tal sentido, el presente estudio tuvo como objetivo identificar a endoparásitos en peces de consumo comercializa… Show more

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“…Zoonotic helminthiases related to the consumption of fish or fish products have been associated with populations in low-and middle-income countries (Chai et al 2005). In the context of countries such as Colombia, Mexico and Peru, the acquisition of fish in local markets or through subsistence fishing can expose people to parasites at different stages of development (Rojas Sánchez et al 2014;Castellanos-Garzón et al 2019;Murrieta Morey et al 2022). However, the geographic distribution of these diseases and the populations at risk have been constantly growing as a consequence of the expansion of international markets and demographic changes, increasing the risk of contagion even in developed countries (Chai et al 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zoonotic helminthiases related to the consumption of fish or fish products have been associated with populations in low-and middle-income countries (Chai et al 2005). In the context of countries such as Colombia, Mexico and Peru, the acquisition of fish in local markets or through subsistence fishing can expose people to parasites at different stages of development (Rojas Sánchez et al 2014;Castellanos-Garzón et al 2019;Murrieta Morey et al 2022). However, the geographic distribution of these diseases and the populations at risk have been constantly growing as a consequence of the expansion of international markets and demographic changes, increasing the risk of contagion even in developed countries (Chai et al 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%