The adult cestode Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm) and its larval stage, Cysticercus bovis, occur in people and cattle, respectively, in many parts of the world where beef is part of the human diet.

Cysticercus (pl. cysticerci) is a scientific name given to the young tapeworms (larvae) belonging to the genus Taenia. It is a small, sac-like vesicle resembling a bladder; hence, it is also known …

2022年6月16日 · Cysticercus bovis is the larval stage (cysticercoid, metacestode) of Taenia saginata, a human tapeworm parasite, that has cattle, buffaloes, llamas, and various wild …

In slaughterhouses, the primary detection method of bovine cysticercosis is the visual inspection of a carcass’ cut muscles at specific predilection sites, that is, the external and internal …

Reports of significant levels of Cysticercus bovis infection in fattened cattle from several farms in the same locality prompted an investigation into potential sources of the parasite....

One zoonotic disease livestock producers should be aware of is bovine cysticercosis. This disease is caused when cattle eat tapeworm eggs, the eggs grow into larvae, and the larvae …

Infections of cattle with Cysticercus bovis causes small cysts in the muscles, leading to all or part of the carcass being condemned in order to manage the risk of ongoing human infection. …

Cystericercus bovis (C. bovis) is the larval form of a parasitic tapeworm that infests the muscles of cattle. Cattle are infected with C. bovis by ingesting eggs of the human tapeworm Taenia …

Cysticercus bovis is the metacestode of the commonly defined foodborne cestode, Taenia saginata. It infects heart, masseter muscles and other muscular sites of cattle causing bovine …

The larval stage (Cysticercus bovis) occurs in the heart and skeletal muscles of the intermediate host, and the adult worm is located in the intestine of the final host. Cattle are infected when …