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Involvement of male genitalia in leprosy

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2001 English Publisher:GN1 Genesis NetworkJournal:Leprosy Review, volume 72 (issn: 0305-7518,

Authors: Inderjeet Kaur; Sanjay K. Mandal; Ranju Rai; Vinod Sharma; Bhushan Kumar;

doi: 10.5935/0305-7518.20010011

pmid: 11355521

Involvement of male genitalia in leprosy

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Abstract

Four hundred and sixty-seven male patients with leprosy were screened for genital involvement. Genital lesions were observed in 6.6% of all male cases of leprosy. They were seen most frequently in lepromatous leprosy (25.8%), followed by borderline lepromatous (13.3%) and borderline tuberculoid (1.4%) leprosy.

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Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education And Research
India

Keywords

Male, Incidence, Leprosy, Humans, India, Skin Diseases, Bacterial, Genitalia, Male

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