1. Intensive care measures in CNS parasitoses include management of increased intracranial pressure, diffuse brain edema, acute obstructive hydrocephalus, multiorgan dysfunction, and early neurosurgical decompressive interventions.

2. Disadvantages of these systems include problems such as pecking, cannibalism, parasitosis, contamination by external agents, high ambient concentrations of dust and ammonia, and difficulty in controlling microbial infections.

3. However, some foodborne infections can cause severe or chronic enteritis (e.g. shigellosis, typhoid fever, amebic dysentery, helminth infections), or diseases of other organ systems (e.g. hepatitis A, poliomyelitis, tissue parasitoses).