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July-August 1962
Volume 28 | Issue 4
Page Nos. 143-164
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	Pattern of Skin Diseases in Karachi-pakistan	p. 143
	Ali Nusrat Shaikh
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	Epidemiological Survey of Leprosy in Maharashtra State (india)	p. 153
	P Kapoor The epidemiological pattern of leprosy in Maharashtra state is discussed. The child rate amongst household contacts and that in the community is discussed. That only contact with leprosy cases, even infectious only, is not the deciding factor in successful transmission of leprosy. The possible role of factors other than simple contact with leprosy cases for the successful transmission of leprosy is stressed.
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	Role and Organisation of Leprosy Section	p. 159
	N Figueredo A doctor dedicated to the work, a technician and a health visitor are all that are necessary for the leprosy section to start with. Increase in staff will be necessary in proportion to the results achieved. What is very important is the co-operation of sister departments in the hospital in which the skin department exists.
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	Followup of Contacts of Leprosy Patients and Early Leprosy	p. 161
	SD Desai The developmental phases of leprosy that have been observed on the follow up of 424 contacts are summarised below.
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