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CLASSIFICATION OF LEPROSY

R Chaussinand

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Since 1931, that is to say since we have specialised in leprosy, much ink has flowed on the problem of the classification of leprosy and without much success, for leprologists are not yet able or willing to agree on one classification that might at last be adopted by all.I.

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Since 1931, that is to say since we have specialised in leprosy, much ink has flowed on the problem of the classification of leprosy and without much success, for leprologists are not yet able or willing to agree on one classification that might at last be adopted by all.I.

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Since 1931, that is to say since we have specialised in leprosy, much ink has flowed on the problem of the classification of leprosy and without much success, for leprologists are not yet able or willing to agree on one classification that might at last be adopted by all.I.

Key concepts: Leprosy, Medicine, Dermatology

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