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. 1946 Jul:17:36-42.

R G COCHRAN. Lepr Rev. 1946 Jul.

. 1946 Jul:17:36-42.

No abstract available

Methods for the classification of leprosy for treatment purposes.
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[Why adopt the classification of leprosy and tuberculosis leprosy].
TISSEUIL J. TISSEUIL J. Int J Lepr. 1948 Apr-Jun;16(2):258. Int J Lepr. 1948. PMID: 18935208 French. No abstract available.
Significance of histopathological classification in leprosy.
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Detection and classification of leprosy: future needs and strategies.
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Clinico-pathological correlation in Indian consensus classification.
Desikan KV. Desikan KV. Indian J Lepr. 1991 Jul-Dec;63(3-4):329-33. Indian J Lepr. 1991. PMID: 1804886 Review. No abstract available.