{"paper_id":"db7cb1c3-93a4-4529-b066-b4ac8620f0f6","body_text":"Year 2017 / Volume 109 / Number 1\nLetter to the Editor\nLetter to the Editor\nAnisakiasis and intestinal endometriosis: under-recognized conditions in the differential diagnosis of acute abdomen\n81-82DOI: 10.17235/reed.2016.4393/2016\nCarlos Sánchez Justicia, Lucia Granero Peiró, Jorge Ali Arabe Paredes,\nAbstract\nAnisakiasis and endometriosis is rare cause of intestinal obstruction and even perforation, the latter being extremely rare.\nWe report the case of a patient with intestinal obstruction that progress to perforation and whose differential diagnosis is complex.\nThe interest in this clinical case lies in the unexpected histology of the surgical specimen after the intervention of the patient, because the intestinal endometriosis as intestinal anisakiasis are rare entities that make diagnosis difficult.\nNew comment\nComments\nNo comments for this article\nReferences\n(1) Lopez-Serrano MC, Gomez AA, Daschner A, et al. 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