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Australian Journal of Physiotherapy, 1982 Leprosy in the past has been shrouded in mystery and characterised by deformity. While much more is known of the disease today, allowing the majority of patients to be treated without undue difficulty, physiotherapy in lep-rosy has grown out of a need to prevent, minimise and correct deformities caused by the disease.
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COWORKS ON TREATMENT OF LEPROSY WITH SULFONE DRUGSPART
, 1951 Yoshinobu Hayashi, Shoji Baba
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Advancing health equity in the guideline enterprise
Clinical and Public Health Guidelines, Volume 2, Issue 2, April 2025.
Andrea J. Darzi +2 more
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THE CULTIVATION OF THE LEPROSY BACILLUS AND THE EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF LEPROSY IN THE JAPANESE DANCING MOUSE [PDF]
, 1910 Charles W. Duval
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Nerve Biopsy In The Diagnosis Of Leporsy
Indian Journal of Dermatology, 1997 Skin and nerve biopsies were done in 33 cases of different clinical types of leprosy selected from Dermatology OPD of Medical College and Hospitals, Calcutta during 1994-95.
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Disparity in Appearance of True Hansen's Bacilli and Cultured ”Leprosy Bacilli” When Stained for Fat [PDF]
, 1946 Kenneth L. Burdon
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Further Notes on Rat Leprosy and on the Fate of Human and Rat Lepra Bacilli in Flies [PDF]
, 1908 W. B. Wherry
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