Neuroimmunopathology in Coenurosis: A Mini Review

Coenurosis is a socioeconomically significant zoonotic disease. The neuroimmunopathology of this disease is complex, involving a dynamic interplay between the parasite and immune system dynamics of several hosts. Although current diagnostic and treatment approaches remain inadequate, there is some solace in the recent investigations leading to proper prevention and control mechanisms of coenurosis with the One Health philosophy, integrating veterinary medicine, parasitology, immunology, community medicine, and public health—while also addressing other neglected trematode pathogens. Comprehensive research into the molecular mechanisms of coenurosis pathogenesis is still required to develop accurate diagnostic tools and effective therapeutic approaches, ultimately enabling adequate public health intervention strategies to limit the effect of this disease.