[REFLECTIONS ON CURRENT RESEARCH TRENDS IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF LEPROSY].
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Epidemiology↗
Biomedical subjects
M F LECHAT
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[THE DUTTON-TODD EXPEDITION TO THE CONGO (1903-1905). DEBOMA AT COQUILHATVILLE (SEPTEMBER 1903-JULY 1904)].
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Animals↗
[JAMES A. DOULL (1889-1963)].
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History, 19th Century↗
[James A. DOULL (1889-1963), leprosy epidemiologist].
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History, 19th Century↗
[The course of bacterioscopy in leprous patients teated by sulfones. I. Delay of negativation].
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Leprosy↗
[The course of bacterioscopy in leprous patients treated by sulfones. II. Strategy of the multiple bacterioscopic examination].
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Sulfones↗
Problems of rehabilitation of the leprosy patient in a high prevalence area of Africa.
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Africa↗
The use of "etisul" (diethyl-dithiolisophthalate) in the treatment of leprosy in Africans.
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Benzoates↗
[The practical utilization of ethisul (diethyldithiolysophthalate) for the treatment of leprosy in the African].
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Black People↗
[Treatment of lepromatous reaction; review of the literature & current data].
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Humans↗
Bone lesions in leprosy.
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Bone Diseases↗
THE CONCENTRATION OF M. LEPRAE IN CURRENTLY AVAILABLE LEPROMINS.
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Humans↗
A GUIDE TO THE COUNTING OF MYCOBACTERIA IN CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL MATERIALS.
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Bacteriological Techniques↗