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The past and present of Leprosy Archaeological historical palaeopathological and clinical approaches

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EditorRoberts Ch.A., Lewis M.E. & Manchester K.

Jaar2002

PublicatietypeBoek

SerieBAR British Archaeological Reports International Series

VolumeS1054

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Pagina’s311

UitgeverArchaeopress

PlaatsOxford

ISBN9781841714349

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Miscellanea 3-16
  • Robertson J. : The International Leprosy Association (ILA) global project on the history of leprosy , pp. 3-6
  • Skinse Law A. : The las leprosy communities and the people who call them home , pp. 7-16
Clinical leprosy 17-68
  • McDougall A. C. : Leprosy worldwide: current status , pp. 17-20
  • Metha J. : Social reactions in the past and present of leprosy and the socio-economic rehabilitation of leprosy-cured persons , pp. 21-24
  • Lawson Stanford J. & Stanford C. A. : Leprosy: a correctable model of immunological perturbation , pp. 25-38
  • Butlin R. & Shah M. : Differential diagnosis at a leprosy referral clinic in Nepal , pp. 39-42
  • Illaramendi X., Costa Nery J. A., Vieira M. M. & Nunes Sarno E. : Acral bone resorption in multibacillar patients. A retrospective study , pp. 43-50
  • Jardim M., Skacel M., Belassiano S., Sales A. M., Ferreira M. & Nunes Sarno E. : Progression of nerve dammage after leprosy , pp. 51-56
  • Torres P., Gomez J. R., Gimeno V., Camarena J. J., Nogueira G. M. & Navarro J. C. : Hepatitis B an C infections among leprosy patients attending the sanatorium of Fontilles (Spain) , pp. 57-62
  • Torres P., Holton J., Stanford J. L. & Donoghue H. D. : Comparison of PCR primers for detection of M. Leprae in skin slit samples , pp. 63-68
Skeletal diagnosis of leprosy 69-122
  • Manchester K. : Infective bone changes in leprosy , pp. 69-72
  • Ortner D. J. : Observation on the pathogenesis of skeletal disease in leprosy , pp. 73-80
  • Collins Cook D. : Rhinomaxillary syndrome in the abscense of leprosy : an exercise in differential diagnosis , pp. 81-88
  • Schultz M. & Roberts C. A. : Diagnosis of leprosy in skeletons from an English later Medieval hospital using hospitological analysis , pp. 89-104
  • Blondiaux J., Dürr J., Khochaf L. & Eisenberg L. E. : Microscopic study and X-ray analysis of two 5th century cases of leprosy:palaeoepidemiological inferences , pp. 105-110
  • Crane-Kramer G. M. M. : Was there medieval diagnostic confusion between leprosy and syphilis? An examination of the skeletal evidence , pp. 111-122
History and palaeopathology of leprosy worldwide 123-270
  • Buzhilova A. : The geogaphy of leprosy in the Russian empire: historical evidence for the dissemination of the disease , pp. 123-134
  • Bennike P. : Vilhelm Moller-Christensen: his work and legacy , pp. 135-144
  • Brander T. & Lynnerup N. : A possible leprosy hospital in Stubbekobing, Denmark , pp. 145-148
  • Cule J. : The sigma of leprosy: its historical origins and consequences with particular reference to the laws of Wales , pp. 149-154
  • Dokladal M. : The history of leprosy in the terrritory of the Czech Republic , pp. 155-156
  • Lechat M. E. : The palaeoepidemiology of leprosy: an overview , pp. 157-162
  • Lewis M. E. : Infant and childhood leprosy: present and past , pp. 163-170
  • Mitchell P. D. : The myth of the spread of leprosy with the crusades , pp. 171-178
  • Molto J. E. : Leprosy in roman period skelettons from Kellis 2, Dakhleh, Egypt , pp. 179-192
  • Murphy E. & Manchester K. : Evidence for leprosy in Medieval Ireland , pp. 193-200
  • Oommen S. T. : The history of the treatment of leprosy and the use of hydnocarpus oil , pp. 201-204
  • Palfi G., Zink A., Haas C., Marcsik A., Dutour O. & Nerlich A. G. : Historical and palaeopathological evidence of leprosy in Hungary , pp. 205-212
  • Roberts C. A. : The antiquity of leprosy in Britain: the skeletal evidence , pp. 213-222
  • Strouhal E., Horackova L., Likovsky J., Vargova L. & Danes J. : Traces of leprosy from the Czech kingdom , pp. 223-232
  • Trembly D. L. : Perspectives on the history of leprosy in the Pacific , pp. 233-238
  • Vuorinen H. S. : History of leprosy in Finland , pp. 239-246
  • Wilbur A. K., Buikstra J. E. & Strojanowski C. : Mycobacterial disease in North America: an epidemiological test of Chaussinand's cross-immunity hypothesis , pp. 247-258
  • Zias J. : New evidence for the history of leprosy in the Ancient Near East: an overview , pp. 259-270
Molecular diagnosis of leprosy in skeletal material 271-296
  • Donoghue H. D., Gladykowska-Rzeczycka J., Marcsik A., Holton J. & Spigelman M. : Mycobacterium leprae in archaeological samples , pp. 271-286
  • Haas C. J., Zink A., Szeimies U. & Nerlich G. : Molecular evidence of Mycobacterium leprae in historic bone samples from South Germany , pp. 287-292
  • Spigelman M. & Donoghue H. D. : The study of ancient DNA answers a palaeopathological question , pp. 293-296
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