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Ascariasis seen by videocapsule endoscopy

A68‐YEAR‐OLDWOMAN, native to Madagascar, was referred to the Gastroenterology unit investigating an episode of melena in April 2015. She had a history of systemic sclerosis and Gougerot-Sj€ogren syndrome was diagnosed in 2014 without systemic treatment. Laboratory tests just showed anemia (10 g/dL), without eosinophilia nor other abnormality. She is living in metropolitan France since 1988, but returns annually to Madagascar. She made her last trip 1 year ago. She underwent gastric endoscopy and colonoscopy, which were normal. As the episodes of melena were still occurring, videocapsule endoscopy was done to determine the origin of the bleeding. The video showed no lesion of the