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Human gnathostomiasis – A systematic review and analysis of the literature

Source: Plos.org· Simon Frey, Esther Kuenzli, Lars Henning, Francisco Bravo, Yukifumi Nawa, Andreas Neumayr· July 31, 2026
Human gnathostomiasis – A systematic review and analysis of the literature

Author summary Human gnathostomiasis is a tropical parasitic worm infection that humans usually acquire by eating raw or undercooked fish. While most infections are reported in Asia (especially Thailand and Japan) and America (especially Mexico), there are in…

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