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Kundu K. K. , Ghosh S. , 1970. Observations on clinical manifestations of primary polyneuritic type of leprosy. Ind. J. Dermatol., 15 :45–48.
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Desikan K. V. , Ramu G. , Girdhan B. K. , Narayanan R. B. , 1984. Histopathological analysis of pure neuritic leprosy. Proc. XII Intl. Lepr. Cong., New Delhi: 439–441.
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Browne S. G. , 1965. Some less common neurological findings in leprosy. J. Neural. Sci., 2 :253–261.
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Ghosh S. , Saha K. L. , 1964. Observation on polyneuritic changes in leprosy. Bull. Calcutta S ch. Trap. Med., 12 :108–109.
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Nath I. , Narayanan R. B. , Sathish M. , Ahuja G. K. , Bhutani L. K. , Singh R. , 1981. Selective loss of Mycobacterium leprae responsiveness of circulating lymphocytes in primary neuritic leprosy. Lepr. Rev., 52 :79–89.
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Dongre V. V. , Ganapati R. , Chulawala R. G. , 1976. A study of mono-neuritic lesions in a leprosy clinic. Lepr. India, 48 :132–137.
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Hoare J. R. , 1968. Solitary neural tuberculoid leprosy. Proc. R . Soc. Med., 61 :672.
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Kenefick J. S. , 1972. Neural leprosy. Br. J. Clin. Pract., 26 :227–228.
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Jopling W. H. , Morgan-Hughes J. A. , 1965. Pure neural tuberculoid leprosy. Br. Med. J., 2 :799–800.
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Finkelstein S. , Sima A. A. F. , Lougheed W. M. , Gentili F. , Keystone J. S. , 1982. Pure neural tuberculoid leprosy simulating a peripheral nerve tumor. Neurosurgery, 10 :771–774.
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Srinivas H. V. , Lakhani R. , Mehta L. N. , Antia N. H. , 1980. Study of thickened nerves in a leprosy endemic region. Lepr. India, 52 :53–64.
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Jopling W. H. , 1956. Borderline (dimorphous) leprosy maintaining a polyneuritic form for eight years: A case report. Trans. R. Soc. Trap. Med. Hyg., 50 :478–480.
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Cochrane R. G. , Khanolkar V. R. , 1958. Dimorphous polyneuritic leprosy. Indian J. Med. Sci., 12 :1–9.
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Mukherjee N. , 1961. Leprosy. Bull. Calcuua Sch. Trap. Med., 9 :142–143.
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Pannikar V. K. , Arunthathi S. , Chacko C. J. G. , Fritschi E. P. , 1983. A clinico-pathological study of primary neuritic leprosy. Lepr. India, 55 :212–221.
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Schujman S. , 1953. The value of lepromin reaction in the diagnosis of the clinical forms of leprosy. Intl. J. Lepr., 21 :313–323.
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Wolf R. H. , Gormus B. J. , Martin L. N. , Baskin G. B. , Walsh G. P. , Meyers W. M. , Binford C. H. , 1985. Experimental leprosy in three species of monkeys. Science, 227 :529–531.
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Martin L. N. , Gormus B. J. , Wolf R. H. , Walsh G. P. , Meyers W. M. , Binford C. H. , 1984. Experimental leprosy in nonhuman primates. Adv. Vet. Sci. Camp. Med., 28 :201–236.
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Meyers W. M. , Walsh G. P. , Brown H. L. , Binford C. H. , Imes G. D. Jr. , Hadfield T. L. , Schlagel C. J. , Fukunishi Y. , Gerone P. J. , Wolf R. H. , Gormus B. J. , Martin L. N. , Harboe M. , Imaeda T. , 1985. Leprosy in a mangabey monkey-naturally acquired infection. Intl. J. Lepr., 53 :1–14.
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Soike K. F. , Felsenfeld A. D. , Gerone P. J. , 1981. Acyclovir treatment of experimental simian varicella infection in monkeys. Antimicrob. Agents Chemother., 20 :291–297.
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Baskin G. B. , Gormus B. J. , Martin L. N. , Wolf R. H. , Watson E. A. , Walsh G. P. , Meyers W. M. , Binford C. H. , 1986. The lepromin test in rhesus monkeys. Intl. J. Lepr., 54 :427–436.
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Ridley R. S. , Jopling W. H. , 1966. Classification of leprosy according to immunity. A five-group system. Intl. J. Lepr., 34 :255–273.
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Verrotti G. , 1913. Inoculazione di emulsione di leproma in una scimmia (Cercopithecus), e produzione di un nodulo primario di noduli secondari lepromatosi.. Atti Della Acad. Med. Chirur. Napoli, 67 :175–187.
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Pedley J. C. , Harman D. J. , Waudby H. , McDougall A. C. , 1980. Leprosy in peripheral nerves: Histopathological findings in 119 untreated patients in Nepal. J. Neural. Neurosurg. Psych., 43 :198–204.
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Gadoth N. , Bechar M. , Kushnir M. , Davidovitz S. , Sandbank U. , 1979. Somatosensory and autonomic neuropathy as the only manifestation of long standing leprosy. J. Neurolog. Sci., 43 :471–477.
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Samuel S. , Samuel N. M. , Thangaraj R. H. , Shreshta K. B. , 1984. Ulnar nerve calcification and abscess formation in two cases of primary mononeuritic leprosy. Lepr. Rev., 55 :173–176.
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Sabin T. D. , Hackett E. R. , Brand P. W. , 1974. Temperatures along the course of certain nerves often affected in lepromatous leprosy. Intl. J. Lepr., 42 :38–42.
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Rees R. J. W. , 1964. The significance of the lepromin reaction in man. Progr. Allergy, 8 :224–258.
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Experimental Leprosy in African Green Monkeys (Cercopithecus Aethiops): A Model for Polyneuritic Leprosy
Gary B. Baskin
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*Delta Regional Primate Research Center, Tulane University, Covington, Louisiana 70433
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Raga Malaty
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Gerald P. Walsh
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Wayne M. Meyers
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Three African green monkeys (Cercopithecus aethiops) were inoculated intravenously and intracutaneously with Mycobacterium leprae derived from a naturally infected mangabey monkey. All developed cutaneous lesions at inoculation sites. One developed disseminated cutaneous lesions, while the cutaneous lesions in the other two regressed and eventually disappeared. The animals were examined at necropsy five years after inoculation. All three had active leprosy infection in peripheral nerves with extensive inflammation and fibrosis. The disease histologically resembled borderline-lepromatous leprosy. These findings add a new dimension to animal models of leprosy.
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Kundu K. K. , Ghosh S. , 1970. Observations on clinical manifestations of primary polyneuritic type of leprosy. Ind. J. Dermatol., 15 :45–48.
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2.
Desikan K. V. , Ramu G. , Girdhan B. K. , Narayanan R. B. , 1984. Histopathological analysis of pure neuritic leprosy. Proc. XII Intl. Lepr. Cong., New Delhi: 439–441.
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3.
Browne S. G. , 1965. Some less common neurological findings in leprosy. J. Neural. Sci., 2 :253–261.
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4.
Ghosh S. , Saha K. L. , 1964. Observation on polyneuritic changes in leprosy. Bull. Calcutta S ch. Trap. Med., 12 :108–109.
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5.
Nath I. , Narayanan R. B. , Sathish M. , Ahuja G. K. , Bhutani L. K. , Singh R. , 1981. Selective loss of Mycobacterium leprae responsiveness of circulating lymphocytes in primary neuritic leprosy. Lepr. Rev., 52 :79–89.
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6.
Dongre V. V. , Ganapati R. , Chulawala R. G. , 1976. A study of mono-neuritic lesions in a leprosy clinic. Lepr. India, 48 :132–137.
-
7.
Hoare J. R. , 1968. Solitary neural tuberculoid leprosy. Proc. R . Soc. Med., 61 :672.
-
8.
Kenefick J. S. , 1972. Neural leprosy. Br. J. Clin. Pract., 26 :227–228.
-
9.
Jopling W. H. , Morgan-Hughes J. A. , 1965. Pure neural tuberculoid leprosy. Br. Med. J., 2 :799–800.
-
10.
Finkelstein S. , Sima A. A. F. , Lougheed W. M. , Gentili F. , Keystone J. S. , 1982. Pure neural tuberculoid leprosy simulating a peripheral nerve tumor. Neurosurgery, 10 :771–774.
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11.
Srinivas H. V. , Lakhani R. , Mehta L. N. , Antia N. H. , 1980. Study of thickened nerves in a leprosy endemic region. Lepr. India, 52 :53–64.
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12.
Jopling W. H. , 1956. Borderline (dimorphous) leprosy maintaining a polyneuritic form for eight years: A case report. Trans. R. Soc. Trap. Med. Hyg., 50 :478–480.
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13.
Cochrane R. G. , Khanolkar V. R. , 1958. Dimorphous polyneuritic leprosy. Indian J. Med. Sci., 12 :1–9.
-
14.
Mukherjee N. , 1961. Leprosy. Bull. Calcuua Sch. Trap. Med., 9 :142–143.
-
15.
Pannikar V. K. , Arunthathi S. , Chacko C. J. G. , Fritschi E. P. , 1983. A clinico-pathological study of primary neuritic leprosy. Lepr. India, 55 :212–221.
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16.
Schujman S. , 1953. The value of lepromin reaction in the diagnosis of the clinical forms of leprosy. Intl. J. Lepr., 21 :313–323.
-
17.
Wolf R. H. , Gormus B. J. , Martin L. N. , Baskin G. B. , Walsh G. P. , Meyers W. M. , Binford C. H. , 1985. Experimental leprosy in three species of monkeys. Science, 227 :529–531.
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18.
Martin L. N. , Gormus B. J. , Wolf R. H. , Walsh G. P. , Meyers W. M. , Binford C. H. , 1984. Experimental leprosy in nonhuman primates. Adv. Vet. Sci. Camp. Med., 28 :201–236.
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19.
Meyers W. M. , Walsh G. P. , Brown H. L. , Binford C. H. , Imes G. D. Jr. , Hadfield T. L. , Schlagel C. J. , Fukunishi Y. , Gerone P. J. , Wolf R. H. , Gormus B. J. , Martin L. N. , Harboe M. , Imaeda T. , 1985. Leprosy in a mangabey monkey-naturally acquired infection. Intl. J. Lepr., 53 :1–14.
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20.
Soike K. F. , Felsenfeld A. D. , Gerone P. J. , 1981. Acyclovir treatment of experimental simian varicella infection in monkeys. Antimicrob. Agents Chemother., 20 :291–297.
-
21.
Baskin G. B. , Gormus B. J. , Martin L. N. , Wolf R. H. , Watson E. A. , Walsh G. P. , Meyers W. M. , Binford C. H. , 1986. The lepromin test in rhesus monkeys. Intl. J. Lepr., 54 :427–436.
-
22.
Ridley R. S. , Jopling W. H. , 1966. Classification of leprosy according to immunity. A five-group system. Intl. J. Lepr., 34 :255–273.
-
23.
Verrotti G. , 1913. Inoculazione di emulsione di leproma in una scimmia (Cercopithecus), e produzione di un nodulo primario di noduli secondari lepromatosi.. Atti Della Acad. Med. Chirur. Napoli, 67 :175–187.
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24.
Pedley J. C. , Harman D. J. , Waudby H. , McDougall A. C. , 1980. Leprosy in peripheral nerves: Histopathological findings in 119 untreated patients in Nepal. J. Neural. Neurosurg. Psych., 43 :198–204.
-
25.
Gadoth N. , Bechar M. , Kushnir M. , Davidovitz S. , Sandbank U. , 1979. Somatosensory and autonomic neuropathy as the only manifestation of long standing leprosy. J. Neurolog. Sci., 43 :471–477.
-
26.
Samuel S. , Samuel N. M. , Thangaraj R. H. , Shreshta K. B. , 1984. Ulnar nerve calcification and abscess formation in two cases of primary mononeuritic leprosy. Lepr. Rev., 55 :173–176.
-
27.
Sabin T. D. , Hackett E. R. , Brand P. W. , 1974. Temperatures along the course of certain nerves often affected in lepromatous leprosy. Intl. J. Lepr., 42 :38–42.
-
28.
Rees R. J. W. , 1964. The significance of the lepromin reaction in man. Progr. Allergy, 8 :224–258.
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