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제목 |
Subclinical Abnormalities in Leprosy |
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저자 |
Akiko Obara, Jong Sik Shin#, Keung Un Yoo##, and Ui Chul Park## |
소속 |
Kyoto University School of Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, Kwangju Plasma Center Kwangju, Korea#, Wilson Leprosy Center Yeosu, Korea## |
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년도 |
1993 |
권 |
26 |
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호 |
2 |
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시작페이지 |
2 |
끝페이지 |
8 |
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요약 |
The term, Subclinical infection", is already familiar with us. The term, Subclinical
abnormalities", however may sound somewhat unfamiliar. It indicates the findings which
are not clear enough for the diagnosis of leprosy, and yet not normal such as slightly
enlarged superficial nerves with/without tenderness, hypoesthetic skin,
hypo/hyperchromatic Patches on the skin,. scanty eyebrows, unconscious burn/burn scar
anti so on. These indefinite abnormalities have been noticed by many clinical or field
workers as fluctuating abnormalities in leprosy contacts. Our observations and studies
are mainly focused on these subclinical of abnormalities.
In Tainan, Taiwan, where Obara worked for 3 years from 1966 when DDS
monotherapy was the main treatment yet, household contacts were examined as
routinely done every where. New cases The results are analysed as follow-up, in some
got more prominent to be showed fluctuation or persisted without changes.
Our follow-up examination has been continued on the hypothesis that case of leprosy
infection. there are observable subclinical abnormalities, even though the disease does
not become manifest. These findings may be called as subclinical manifestation of
leprosy. We tried to prove this hypothesis though our clinical our clinical and field
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