International Journal of Leprosy and other Mycobacterial Diseases

ISSN 0148-916X

Vol. 23 N° 2 - Apr/May/Jun - 1955

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

1- Nerve decapsulation in leprosy patients

K. P. C. A. Gramberg

2- Intracutaneous injection of acidomycin (Satani's method) in the treatment of leprosy

Yukichi Satani, Shinji Nishimura, Michiyuki Kono; Taiji Nojima; Takeyo Takahashi

3- A note on the lepromin reaction in males and females of the general population of Cordova, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines

Ricardo S. Guinto; James A. Doull; Epifanio B. Mabalay

4- The Mitsuda reaction in persons with and without household exposure to leprosy

Ricardo S. Guinto; James A. Doull; Epifanio B. Mabalay

5- The relationship and significance of the Mantoux and lepromin reactions in leprosy

J . H . Hale, B. D. Molesworth, R. J. Grove-White, C. M . Sambamurti; D. A. Russell

6- The application of histochemical methods in the study of the skin in leprosy. Demonstration of bacillus-containing capillaries and axons by treatment for phosphatases

E. W. Gault; A. Paul Jayaraj; Herbert H. Gass

7- C-reactive protein in serum of patients with leprosy

Alan S. Rabson

8- The Mantoux and Mitsuda reactions in hamsters and guinea-pigs before and after vaccination with BCG

Jacinto Convit; Pedro Lapenta; Jórgen Jórgensen

9- Chemotherapy of murine leprosy. IV. The effects of amithiozone (TBI/69S), p-aminosalicylic acid (PAS), B283 (a phenazine pigment), five antibiotics and three diphenylthiourea compounds on mouse leprosy

Y. T. Chang

REPRINTED ARTICLE

10- The chemotherapy of leprosy. Late results of treatment with sulphone, and with thiosemicarbazone

John Lowe

EDITORIALS

11- John Lowe

12- Symposium on impermanent or nonexistent lesions

H. W. Wade

13- Properdin and natural immunity