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cys·ti·cer·cus

 (sĭs′tĭ-sûr′kəs)
n. pl. cys·ti·cer·ci (-sī′)
The larval stage of many tapeworms, consisting of a single invaginated scolex enclosed in a fluid-filled cyst.

[New Latin : Greek kustis, bladder; see cyst + Greek kerkos, tail.]
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cysticercus

(ˌsɪstɪˈsɜːkəs)
n, pl -ci (-saɪ)
(Zoology) an encysted larval form of many tapeworms, consisting of a head (scolex) inverted in a fluid-filled bladder. See also hydatid1, coenurus
[C19: from New Latin, from Greek kustis pouch, bladder + kerkos tail]
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cys•ti•cer•cus

(ˌsɪs təˈsɜr kəs)

n., pl. -cer•ci (-ˈsɜr saɪ)
the larva of certain tapeworms, having the head retracted into a bladderlike structure; bladder worm.
[1835–45; < New Latin < Greek kýsti(s) cyst + kérkos tail]
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solium with undercooked pork infected with cysticerci as the major identified source.
Eggs reach the digestive tract of the rabbit, and after hatching, the oncospheres migrate to various organs, resulting in granulomatous lesions or giving rise to the phase of cysticerci or metacestode, that are mainly housed in the peritoneal cavity.
Central nervous system (CNS) involvement is seen in 60-90% of infested patients with cerebrum and cerebellum as common sites but cysticerci may involve brainstem, basal ganglion, thalamus, and lateral sinus as well [4].
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solium eggs or gravid proglottid contamination, and oncospheres are hatched and developed into cysticerci, which would bring great harm to the host.
Humans can become infected by eating raw or undercooked meat or organs infected with cysticerci.
of Percentage of Patients Distribution Venous Infarct 2 40% Arterial Infarct 3 60% Total 5 Stages of Cysticerci on MRI First stage Vesicular Cyst + Scolex Non enhancement Second stage Coloidal Ring enhancement Edema Third stage Granular nodular Decreased enhancement degeneration and edema Begins calcification Fourth stage Involution Obvius calcification on CT and MRI (T2*WI) Cortical Atrophy was further Classified as Under Grade of Atrophy Ventricular Width Sulci Borderline 16-20 mm < 5 mm atrophy Mild atrophy 16-20 mm 6-9 mm Moderate atrophy > 20 mm or 16-20 mm 6-9 mm or > 9 mm Severe atrophy > 20 mm > 9 mm Fig.
with 20 cysticerci, and then we waited 6 weeks post infection to induce diabetes by MLD-STZ.
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