46. Leprosy In India – 1974

Vol 1 Index

Vol 1 Index

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Editorial notes

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1.1 Original Article – Hand injury and infection in leprosy

by Ranney D

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1.3 Original Article – Multiplication of mycobacterium leprae in the footpads of normal and immunosupressed mice under varying temperature conditions

by P.V.Bhatt N.H.Antia

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1.4 Original Article – Morphological changes in the lymph nodes in leprosy with special reference to the unstable forms

by K.V.Desikan

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Vol 2 Index

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Editorial

Editorial

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2.1 Original Article – A realistic appraisal of the value of microcellular rebber sandals for ulcer prevention in south india

by D.A.Ranney and Aiyappa

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2.2 Original Article – Study of viability of M.Leprae from multiple tissue biopsies of ten leprosy patients using the mouse foot pad technique

by Bhatt P.V. and Antia N.H

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2.3 Original Article – Treatment of neural involvement in leprosy

by S.Pandey and A.K.Singh

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2.4 Original Article – Agricultural Rehabilitation at dattapur laprosy colony, wardha

by R.S.Sharma

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2.5 Original Article – A modified technique for staining paraffin sections for acid fast bacilli

by V.Periaswami

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2.6 Original Article – A survay of plantar ulcers among the inmates of leprosy home and rehabilitation centre, Moula Ali Hyderabad -A.P.

by S.Hasan

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2.7 Special Article – Occupational therapy in rehabilitations in agriculture

by S.Doraiappan

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2.8 Special Article – Impact of leprosy control work on trend of leprosy

by S.P.Tare

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2.9 Special Article – A brief review of leprosy healh education work and the need for training of existing leprosy workers in the techniques of health education

by Shri M.S.Mehendale

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Vol 3 Index

Vol 3 Index

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Editorial

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3.1 Original Article – Lesions of the mouth, Pharynx and Larynx in Lepromatous leprosy

by R.P.E.Barton

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3.2 Original Article – Experimental transmission of leprosy to animals Animals: A prelimenary note on attempt to transmit leprosy to the indian pangolin manis crassicaudata geoffroy

by E.Narayanan K.Shankara Mania B.M.S.Bedi W.F.Kirchheimer and M.Balasubrahmanyan

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