The Histopathologic Diagnosis of Leprosy

Re, Mansfield; Ch, Binford

doi:10.1097/00007611-197608000-00008

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Borderline Leprosy (Syn Dimorphous Intermediate Leprosy)1

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“…The histopathologic reaction may mimic non-specific dermatitis or chronic granulomatous dermatoses and the use of the Fite-Faraco, or other modified Ziehl Neelsen Stain, is essential. Table 2 illustrates the spectrum of histopathologic response to the leprosy bacillus (44).…”

Section: Leprosymentioning

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Mycobacterial skin infections

Saxe

1985

J Cutan Pathol

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“…It is important to recognise and classify borderline leprosy before commencement of treatment, which must be given veiy cautiously, to prevent aggravation of nerve damage. For more comprehensive reading see (44,47,48),…”

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