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The Change Of Tissue Phenolic Glycolipid 1 Levels In Frozen Skin Lesions Frost 43 Leprosy Patients Following The Chemotherapy |
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Koo Weon Jeong |
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Korea Leprosy Control Association Anyang, Korea |
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Phenolic glycolipid 1(PGL-1) is a Mycobacterium leprae-specific antigen and has been used widely for the serodiagnosis of leprosy. The change of tissue phenolic glycolipid 1 levels in frozen skin lesions from 43 leprosy patients(31 new, 11 relapse and 1 reaction) was examined with PGL-1 and Anti-PGL-1 levels in sera following the chemotheraspy to compare the different responses to bacterial load in tissue and sera. Among the 43 patients, 39(91%) had detectable PGL-1 in frozen skin tissue. Of the 4 cases with negative PGL-1 two showed BI 4+, one was 813+ and one was BI 1+. When patients with PGL-1 in tissue were monitored throughout the chemotherapy, PGL-1 titer declined lowly comparing with PGL-1 in sera. PGL-1 in frozen skin tissue was stronger than sera. This study revealed dearly that PGL-1 in frozen skin tissue might be the reliable parameter to monitor of leprosy to the chemotherapy. |
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