Vol. 33 N° 3 Pt 2 - Jul/Aug/Sep - 1965

1- Foreword

Chapman H. Binford


2- The Leonard Wood Memorial for the Eradication of Leprosy (American Leprosy Foundation)

Cyril I. Crowther


3- Participants from outside the United States


4- The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology


5- Participants


6- Contributors


SESSION 1- 11 MAY 1965

7- Opening and welcoming remarks


8- The variegated clinical pattern of leprosy

S. C. Browne


9- The need for bringing leprosy research into universities

R. G. Cochrane


10- Gerhard Henrik Armauer Hansen what did he see and when?

William H. Feldman


11- Cultivation of M. leprae physiologic principles of mycobacterial metabolism

E. R. Long


12- Intracellular mechanisms for the control of respiration and biosynthesis in mycobacteria

Dexter S. Goldman


13- Physiologic implications of hydrocarbons and lipids in mycobacteria and related forms

R. E. Kallio


SESSION 2-12 MAY 1965

14- Differential diagnosis of leprosy

Paul Fasal


15- Cultivation problem leads from metabolism of fungi

C. W. Emmons


16- Environmental control of microbial growth and morphogenesis

Walter J. Nickerson


17- Observations of fungal growth in vitro and in vivo

John A. Ulrich


SESSION 3-12 MAY 1965

18- Leprosy teaching and research in institutes of tropical medicine

P. G. Janssens


19- The cultivation problem leads from the psittacine and rickettsial groups

R. S. Weiser


20- Metabolic capabilities and deficiencies of rickettsiae and the psittacosis group

James W. Moulder


21- Further analysis of the growth (Elongation) phenomenon of Mycobacterium lepraemurium in vitro, and Relevant Studies with Mycobacterium leprae

P. D'Arcy Hart


22- Attempts to cultivate Mycobacterium lepraemurim in cell-free media

L. Kato


23- The effect of various additives on the morphology of M. lepraemurium in the medium of Hart and Valentine

G. R. F. Hilson


24- Approaches to Cultivation of M. leprae in a new laboratory

Claude V. Reich


SESSION 4-12 MAY 1965

25- An outline of the pathology of leprosy

C. K. Job


26- Cultivation of M. leprae (Cont'd)

R. J. W. Rees


27- Stability of Mycobacterium leprae and temperature optimum for growth

C. Shepard


28- Growth habits of Mycobacterium leprae their implications

B. R. Chatterjee


29- The cultivation of Mycobacterium leprae search for a rational approach

John H. Hanks


SESSION 5-13 MAY 1965

30- Acute manifestations of leprosy

Jose C. Tolentino


31- Cultivation of M. leprae (cont'd) tissue culture

P. D'Arcy Hart


32- Studies on M. lepraemurium and M. leprae in tissue culture

Elizabeth W. Garbutt


33- Mycobacterium lepraemurium and mycobacterium leprae in cultures of mouse peritoneal macrophages (Preliminary results)

Y. T. Chang; Roxanna L. Neikirk


34- New knowledge of leprosy through paleopathology

Vilm. Møller-Christensen


35- Animal inoculation

K. E. Mason


36- Use of the mouse foot pad in studying thermoresistance of Mycobacterium leprae

Stefaan R. Pattyn


37- Nerve involvement. Comparison of experimental infections by Mycobacterium leprae and Mycobacterium lepraemurium

J. P. Wiersema; C. H. Binford; Y. T. Chang


SESSION 6- 13 MAY 1965

38- Predilection of M. leprae for nerves neurohistopathologic observations

C. G. S. Iyer


39- Animal inoculation (Cont'd)

K. E. Mason


40- Recent bacteriologic, immunologic and pathologic studies on experimental human leprosy in the mouse foot pad

R. J. W. Rees; F.C. Path


41- Considerations of the application of the foot pad technic in leprosy research

Charles C. Shepard


42- Observations on the inoculation of M. leprae in the foot pad of the white rat

G. R. F. Hilson


43- The inoculation of human leprosy in the chimpanzee initiation of a long-term project

Chapman H. Binford


44- Electron microscopy. Approach to leprosy research

Tamotsu Imaeda


DINNER-13 MAY 1965 WALTER REED ARMY OFFICERS CLUB

45- Introductory Remarks


46- Leprosy research: An international problem

Stanhope Bayne-Jones


SESSION 7- 14 MAY 1965

47- Ulcerative mycobacterial disease

W. H. Feldman


48- Mycobacterium ulcerans infection (With comments on pathogenesis)

Daniel H. Connor; H. Fletcher Lunn


49- Epidemiology and genetics

P. E. Sartwell


50- Some considerations on the adequacy and validity of data on leprosy in the Americas

Ruperto Huerta


51- Asymptomatic infections in leprosy

C. E. Taylor; E. P. Elliston; H. Gideon


52- Problems requiring solution through field studies

Ricardo S. Guinto


53- Leprosy research through genetics

Baruch S. Blumberg


54- Methodology of genetic study in the epidemiology of leprosy

M. F. Lechat


SESSION 8-14 MAY 1965

55- Session 8

J. H. Hanks


56- Leprosy research in India

Dharmendra


57- Clinical research

O. K. Skinsnes


58- Some clinical problems awaiting solution by research

S. G. Browne


59- Approaches to clinical research

Jose C. Tolentino


60- Leprosy research at the National Institutes of Health: Experience with B.663 in the treatment of leprosy

Temple W. Williams; Peter D. Mott; Paul T. Wertlake; Jose Barba Rubio; Richard C. Adler; George J. Hill II; Gloria Perez Suarez; Vernon Knight


61- Summation of conference


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