
Treatment of Patients With Active Neurocysticercosis in Eastern Africa
NeurocysticercosisThis multi-centre prospective cohort study of symptomatic patients with active neurocysticercosis (NCC) aims to identify factors related to treatment success of anthelmintic therapy. Neurological symptom/sign and cyst resolution, quality of life, accuracy and performance of serological T. solium diagnostics and NCC-specific immunological parameter will be followed up at multiple time points in the study. The final assessment will be done six months after the end of anthelmintic treatment. This study aims to guide treatment of NCC in sub-Saharan Africa by identifying factors that are associated with treatment outcomes. The factors that cause some people to fail complete resolution of all cysts and/or symptoms/signs are unknown.

Investigation of Environmental Factors Associated With Transmission of T. Solium in Endemic Villages...
NeurocysticercosisTaeniosisThis study aims to determine the prevalence of taeniosis and (neuro)cysticercosis in two districts in the southern (Gwembe) and eastern province (Chipata) of Zambia.

The Burden of (Neuro)Cysticercosis Among People Living With HIV in Rural Tanzania
NeurocysticercosisHIV/AIDSThis study aims to compare the burden of neurocysticercosis among people living with HIV to people not infected with HIV.