Serological tests (ELISA, IHA)

Radiology (X-ray, CT, MRI)

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External auto-infection by ingestion of own feces
Internal auto-infection by retro-peristalsis
Person-to-person transmission of eggs
Mechanical transmission by flies

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Feature	Trichinella spiralis	Sarcocystis
Definitive host	Pigs, rats, man	Man, dogs, cats
Intermediate host	Pigs, rats, man	Man, cattle, sheep, pigs
Infective stage	Encysted larvae in muscle	Sarcocyst in meat or oocyst in food

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Feature	Cysticercosis	Trichinelliasis
Tissue predilection	CNS, eye, muscle, subcutaneous tissues	Striated muscles (diaphragm, tongue, intercostals)
Diagnosis	Stool exam, biopsy, serology, radiology	Muscle biopsy, serology, eosinophilia

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