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Abstract：
The incidence of human diphyllobothriasis is expected to rise amidst the current global popularity of Japanese cuisine, such as sushi, which contains raw fish. We report a case of a 10-year-old boy with a diphyllobothriasis infection acquired via sushi consumption. The patient was otherwise healthy, exhibited no symptoms, and was successfully treated with a single dose of 10 mg/kg praziquantel. In Japan, this parasite is known as \"Sanada-mushi\" because it resembles a Sanada cord. Prompt recognition of this parasite by evoking the Sanada cord\'s appearance may facilitate early diagnosis and treatment and increase public awareness to prevent diphyllobothriasis.
摘要：
在目前日本料理在全球范围内流行的情况下,人类二叶虫病的发病率预计将会上升,比如寿司,其中包含生鱼。我们报告了一例10岁男孩因食用寿司而感染二叶虫病的病例。病人本来是健康的,没有表现出症状，并成功使用单剂量10mg/kg吡喹酮治疗。在日本,这种寄生虫被称为“Sanada-mushi”，因为它类似于Sanada绳索。通过唤起Sanada脐带的外观来迅速识别这种寄生虫可能有助于早期诊断和治疗，并提高公众预防双叶病的意识。
