International Journal of Leprosy and other Mycobacterial Diseases

ISSN 0148-916X

Vol. 19 N° 2 - Apr/May/Jun - 1951

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

1- A field study of leprosy in Cordova, Philippines. Resurvey in 1941 after eight years

Ricardo S. Guinto; James A. Doull; Huldah Bancroft; Jose N. Rodriguez

2- The effects of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) in lepromatous lepra reaction

Marcel Roche; Jacinto Convit; José A. Medina; Elena Blomenfeld

3- Activité d'une sulfolle monosubstituée la succinyl-diamino-diphényl-sulfone dans la lèpre

H. Floch; P. Destombes

4- Blood and urine concentrations of free and hydrolyzed sulfones in leprosy patients under treatment

Hilary Ross; Frank Gemar

5- Reaction to lepromin in healthy and affected skin

G. Basombrío; J. C . Gatti; J. E. Cardama; C. V. Colombo; F. F. Wilkinson

6- Lepromin test in contacts, with particuiar reference to positive bacteriological findings

N. Figueredo; S. D. Desai

7- The cultivation and morphological study of a pleomorphic organism from the blood of leprosy patients

Eleanor Alexander-Jackson

8- Contribucion al estudio de la identidad del Mycobacterium ulcerans y la enfermedad de Bairnsdale

Pardo-Castelló; Arturo Curbelo; Fernando Trespalacios; Viola Márquez

9- Modificacion a la tecnica de Ziehl-Neelsen en las baciloscopias de los erfemos de lepra tratados con sulfonas

Felix F. Wilkinson

REPRINTED ARTICLE

10- Hemaggutination of tuberculin sensitized sheep cells in Hansen's disease. (Leprosy). (18427)

Max Levine

11- Human inoculation experiments in Hawaii including notes on those of Arning and of Fitch

A. A. ST. M. Mouritz; H. W. Wade

EDITORIALS

12- Cross immunity in leprosy and tuberculosis

V. Pardo-Castelló

13- Origin of the lepromin test

H. W. Wade

CORRESPONDENCE

14- Mode of action and metabolism of sulfones

John Lowe