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The 11 pages that link to Taenia solium, each with the reason it gives.

• ParasiteBroader topic: Its different larval and adult stages produce distinct infections in humans.

• ToxoplasmosisCompared with: Like toxoplasmosis, its tissue infection can affect the brain, but it is caused by a helminth.

• Intermediate hostBroader topic: Pigs commonly harbor its larval cysts as intermediate hosts.

• NeurocysticercosisNarrower topic: Its larvae cause neurocysticercosis, while intestinal tapeworms shed the eggs that sustain transmission.

• TaeniasisBroader topic: Its adult intestinal stage causes taeniasis, while swallowed eggs can lead to cysticercosis.

• Definitive hostBroader topic: Humans can be definitive hosts, but they can also harbor its larval stage.

• CestodaBroader topic: Its eggs can cause cysticercosis, including dangerous infection of the brain.

• CysticercosisRelated: Its eggs cause most human cysticercosis.

• Taenia saginataCompared with: Unlike T. saginata, its eggs can cause human tissue infection.

• Rudolf LeuckartBroader topic: Its complex development illustrates the host relationships Leuckart studied.

• EucestodaBroader topic: Its larvae cause cysticercosis, while adult intestinal infection follows ingestion of undercooked pork.