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In page Taenia solium:

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Stool tapeworm antigen detection: Using ELISA increases the sensitivity of the diagnosis. The downside of this tool is it has high costs, an ELISA reader and reagents are required and trained operators are needed.[1] In 2009, researchers developed the first species-specific test based on antigens found in human stool shed by adult Taenia solium.[2] A 2020 study in Ag-ELISA test on T. solium cysticercosis in infected pigs and showed 82.7% sensitivity and 86.3% specificity. The study concluded that the test is more reliable in ruling out T. solium cysticercosis versus confirmation.[citation needed]