Porcine Cysticercosis and Risk Factors in The Gambia and Senegal

Table 2

Porcine cysticercosis prevalence by tongue inspection and seroprevalence by Ag-ELISA in four study areas in The Gambia and Senegal.

Region/“département” ${}^{†}$	Tongue inspection	Ag-ELISA test
	Prevalence at animal level	Seroprevalence at community/village level ${}^{*}$	Seroprevalence at animal level
Western	0.2% (CI: 0.0–1.1)	80.0% (CI: 52.4–93.6)	4.8% (CI: 3.4–6.5)
Bignona	1.0% (CI: 0.2–4.1)	86.7% (CI: 59.8–96.6)	8.9% (CI: 5.0–15.5)
Kolda	0.1% (CI: 0.0–0.3)	82.4% (CI: 46.8–96.1)	13.2% (CI: 10.8–16.0)
Ziguinchor	0.3% (CI: 0.0–1.4)	81.3% (CI: 43.5–96.1)	6.4% (CI: 4.0–10.1)

CI: 95% confidence interval; ${}^{†}$“département” is the second largest local administrative unit in Senegal comprising of a group of towns and villages; ${}^{*}$seroprevalence at community/village level is the proportion of sampled communities and villages in which at least one pig was found positive in the Ag-ELISA.