Biomedical subjects
W H Jopling
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Multidrug therapy in paucibacillary leprosy.
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Pachydermoperiostosis and leprosy.
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If I had an attack of malaria.
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Treatment regimens in paucibacillary leprosy.
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The saga of the skin smear.
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The fingers as sites of Leprosy bacilli in pre-relapse patients.
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Rifampin interacts with steroids.
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Treatment of clonorchiasis.
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Successful treatment with pimozide of delusional parasitosis.
An introduction to the concept of delusional parasitosis is presented. The persistent and refractory nature of the condition is emphasized. A case history is described in which a 67-year-old spinster, with classical symptoms of this condition, responded extremely favourably to simply administered pharmacotherapy. The authors allude to five similar patients also treated successfully by the same method. It is suggested that dermatologists might profitably treat this condition without recourse to psychiatric referral, which can often be counter-productive.
Management of sulphone-resistant lepromatous leprosy.
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Tropical dermatoses likely to be encountered in Britain.
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Complications of treatment with clofazimine (Lamprene: B663).
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Acid-fast bacilli in the fingers of long-treated lepromatous patients.
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Letter: Treatment of clonorchiasis.
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