XLI.—A remarkable Cysticercus from a rare dolphin (Cysticercus Tæniæ Grimaldii, Moniez, 1889)

Cysticercus Cellulosæ of Tongue

The Chemistry of Cysticercus Fasciolaris

The sarcomas arising in rat livers at the surface of the cysts surrounding the tapeworm larvae, Cysticercus fasciolaris (Taeniu taeniaformis), have been extensively studied by Curtis, Dunning, and Bullock, (1). Recently in this laboratory, as part of a cooperative investigation sponsored by The International Cancer Research Foundation, a chemical investigation of the extractable components of t...

Utility of the cysticercus immunoblot in a patient with an atypical solitary cerebral cysticercus granuloma.

The value of the enzyme linked immunotransfer blot (EITB) assay in avoiding an invasive diagnostic procedure in a patient with an atypical solitary cerebral cysticercus granuloma is presented.

A Case of Sub-Conjunctival Cysticercus Cellulosæ

through the lower lid as a distinct swelling which becomes decidedly more prominent when the patient looks upwards. On everting the right lower lid, there is an ovoid cyst-like swelling occupying the middle third of the lower part of the ocular conjunctiva. The growth nearly approaches the fornix. It is somewhat adherent to the over-lying conjunctiva, and moves fairly freely over the sclerotic....

Surgical extraction of intra-ocular cysticercus.

SEGAL, Mrzyglod, and Smolarz-Dudarewicz (1964) described the successful surgical removal of a cysticercus from the macular region by a scleral approach. Reddy and Satyendran (1964) reported a series of ten patients, in eight of whom the location of the cysticercus was extra-ocular and in two intra-ocular. One of the latter was successfully removed surgically (technique not described) with unrep...