ciguatera

ci·gua·ter·a

C0355050 (sē′gwə-tĕr′ə)n. Poisoning caused by ingesting fish contaminated with ciguatoxin, characterized by gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms. Also called ciguatera fish poisoning, ciguatera poisoning.

[American Spanish, from ciguato, one poisoned (with ciguatoxin), from cigua, sigua, snail, perhaps of Arawakan origin.]

ciguatera

(ˌsɪɡwəˈtɛərə) n (Medicine) food poisoning caused by a ciguatoxin in seafood

ci•gua•te•ra

(ˌsi gwəˈtɛr ə, ˌsɪg wə-)
n. a tropical disease caused by ingesting a poison found in certain marine fishes. [1860-65; American Spanish <cigua sea snail]

ciguatera

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ciguatera

[se″gwah-ta´rah] a form of fish poisoning" >fish poisoning, marked by gastrointestinal and neurologic symptoms due to ingestion of tropical or subtropical marine fish such as the barracuda" >barracuda, grouper" >grouper, or snapper" >snapper that have ciguatoxin" >ciguatoxin in their tissues.

ci·gua·te·ra

(sē'gwă-tār'ă), An acute toxic syndrome with predominantly gastrointestinal and neuromuscular features induced by ingestion of the flesh or viscera of various marine fish of the Caribbean and tropic Pacific reefs that contain ciguatoxin. The lipid-soluble, heat-stable toxin is produced by the dinoflagellate Gambierdiscus toxicus, which is epiphytic on red and brown algae. Herbivorous fish foraging on reef algae consume the flagellates and are in turn consumed by carnivorous fish, the toxin becoming increasingly concentrated as it passes up the food chain. Some 400 species of fish have been associated with human intoxication. Symptoms come on 3-12 hours after exposure and include vomiting and diarrhea, myalgia, dysesthesia and paraesthesia of the extremities and perioral region, pruritus, headache, weakness, and diaphoresis. Toxic effects usually resolve spontaneously in about 1 week. [Sp. fr. cigua, sea snail]

ciguatera

(sē′gwə-tĕr′ə)n. Poisoning caused by ingesting fish contaminated with ciguatoxin, characterized by gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms. Also called ciguatera fish poisoning, ciguatera poisoning.

单词	ciguatera
释义	ciguatera enUK ci·gua·ter·a C0355050 (sē′gwə-tĕr′ə)n. Poisoning caused by ingesting fish contaminated with ciguatoxin, characterized by gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms. Also called ciguatera fish poisoning, ciguatera poisoning. [American Spanish, from ciguato, one poisoned (with ciguatoxin), from cigua, sigua, snail, perhaps of Arawakan origin.] ciguatera (ˌsɪɡwəˈtɛərə) n (Medicine) food poisoning caused by a ciguatoxin in seafood ci•gua•te•ra (ˌsi gwəˈtɛr ə, ˌsɪg wə-) n. a tropical disease caused by ingesting a poison found in certain marine fishes. [1860-65; American Spanish <cigua sea snail] EncyclopediaSeeciguatoxin ciguatera enUK ciguatera [se″gwah-ta´rah] a form of fish poisoning" >fish poisoning, marked by gastrointestinal and neurologic symptoms due to ingestion of tropical or subtropical marine fish such as the barracuda" >barracuda, grouper" >grouper, or snapper" >snapper that have ciguatoxin" >ciguatoxin in their tissues. ci·gua·te·ra (sē'gwă-tār'ă), An acute toxic syndrome with predominantly gastrointestinal and neuromuscular features induced by ingestion of the flesh or viscera of various marine fish of the Caribbean and tropic Pacific reefs that contain ciguatoxin. The lipid-soluble, heat-stable toxin is produced by the dinoflagellate Gambierdiscus toxicus, which is epiphytic on red and brown algae. Herbivorous fish foraging on reef algae consume the flagellates and are in turn consumed by carnivorous fish, the toxin becoming increasingly concentrated as it passes up the food chain. Some 400 species of fish have been associated with human intoxication. Symptoms come on 3-12 hours after exposure and include vomiting and diarrhea, myalgia, dysesthesia and paraesthesia of the extremities and perioral region, pruritus, headache, weakness, and diaphoresis. Toxic effects usually resolve spontaneously in about 1 week. [Sp. fr. cigua, sea snail] ciguatera (sē′gwə-tĕr′ə)n. Poisoning caused by ingesting fish contaminated with ciguatoxin, characterized by gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms. Also called ciguatera fish poisoning, ciguatera poisoning.
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