Cerebral coenurosis is caused by Coenurus cerebralis, the larval stage of Taenia multiceps.
The metacestode causes severe lesions in the brain and spinal cord of the intermediate …

Simple Summary The aim of this literature review was to summarize the current knowledge
on the application of ultrasonography in diagnosis, staging and monitoring of helminthic …

Taenia multiceps is a taeniid cestode that inhabits the small intestines of both wild and
domestic carnivores. The larval stage, Coenurus cerebralis, is typically found in the central …

Background Shepherd and stray dogs are thought to represent the primary definitive hosts of
Coenurosis by Taenia multiceps, due to their feeding habits which translate into high …

Background Taenia multiceps coenurosis is endemic in sheep from various regions
worldwide. Dogs, the key hosts, shed T. multiceps eggs in their feces contaminating the …

Taenia multiceps is a neglected parasite having veterinary and public health importance.
The predilection sites of the parasite larva (Coenurus cerebralis) are brain (cerebral …

Cerebral parasitic cysts constitute a major problem for livestock. Among these, coenurosis
and toxoplasmosis are predominant. Here, a total number of 60 sheep obtained from a …

Background Coenurosis is caused by coenurus, the metacestode of Taenia multiceps, which
mainly parasitizes the brain and spinal cord of cattle, sheep and goats. To date, no widely …

Materials and Methods: On the basis of historical data on neurological signs, we subjected
76 animals (49 sheep and 27 goats) of different ages, sexes, and geographical areas for …

During a period of six months (Nov 2016–April 2017) 12 animals (nine sheep and three
goats) with a mean age 10 months showing typical symptoms of chronic Coenurosis were …