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La cysticercose porcine est une maladie zoonotique d’importance majeure chez l’homme. Elle cause de graves problemes de sante publique dans les pays au sud du Sahara. C’est dans ce contexte que cette etude se propose d’inspecter les porcs vivants et abattus dans l’aire d’abattage et de verifier si les viandes issues de cette aire d’abattage ne presentaient pas un risque de sante publique pour les populations de Brazzaville. Cette etude a consiste a diagnostiquer sept cent soixante-six (766) porcs par langueyage et a identifier les cysticerques au niveau des muscles masseters, fessiers, afin de determiner la prevalence de la cysticercose porcine en fonction de l’âge, du sexe et de la provenance des porcs. La technique du langueyage a concerne les sujets vivants et l’inspection post-mortem au niveau de l’aire d’abattage a concerne les sujets abattus. Les cysticerques ont ete observes chez huit (8) animaux vivants soit 1,04% des porcs examines au langueyage. A l’inspection post-mortem les cysticerques ont ete detectes chez treize (13) porcs abattus soit une prevalence de 1,69%. Nos resultats montrent que la cysticercose est une realite a Brazzaville. La surveillance de la cysticercose porcine doit etre de mise pour proteger la sante des consommateurs Brazzavillois. Mots cles : Abattoir, langueyage, post-mortem, carcasse, inspection, muscle fessier. English Title: Prevalence of porcine cysticercosis in Taenia solium (Cysticercus cellulosae) in pigs in the slaughter area of Kinsoundi - Brazzaville Porcine cysticercosis is a zoonotic disease of major importance in humans. It causes serious public health problems in the countries south of the Sahara. It is in this context that this study proposes to inspect the pigs living and slaughtered in the slaughter area and to check whether the meat from this slaughter area did not pose a public health risk to the people of Brazzaville. This study consisted of diagnosing seven hundred and sixty-six (766) pigs by tongue inspection and identifying cysticerci at the masseter muscles, glutes, to determine the prevalence of porcine cysticercosis in function of age, sex and origin of pigs. The technique of tongue inspection concerned the living subjects and the post-mortem inspection at the slaughter area concerned the subjects slaughtered. Cysticerci were observed in eight (8) living animals, or 1.04% of the pigs examined for tongue inspection. At post-mortem inspection, cysticerci were detected in thirteen (13) slaughtered pigs, a prevalence of 1.69%. Our results show that cysticercosis is a reality in Brazzaville. Surveillance of porcine cysticercosis must be implemented in order to protect the health of Brazzaville’s consumers. Keywords : Slaughterhouse, tongue inspection, post-mortem, carcass, inspection, gluteal muscle.

international journal of biological and chemical sciences

Prévalence de la cysticercose porcine à &lt;i&gt;Taenia solium&lt;/i&gt; (&lt;i&gt;Cysticercus cellulosae&lt;/i&gt;) chez les porcs dans l’aire d’abattage de Kinsoundi à Brazzaville