00825nas a2200241 a 4500001000500000005001700005008004100022010001300063037000500076130000500081245006100086260008400147300000500231310000500236362001600241500001200257650002500269650002900294650004700323852003700370856011100407856006500518136720080404104251.1960618c1973    xxuuu p       0   a0eng d  a60616121  a1 a10aIndian journal of dermatology, venereology and leprology  aVellorebIndian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists.  a  a  aVol.    No.113Journal  aleprosyvperiodicals  adermatologyvperiodicals  asexually transmitted diseasesvperiodicals1 aINFOLEPbINFOLEP3GhJournalp42  3Link to the website of the Indian journal of dermatology, venereology and leprologyuhttp://www.ijdvl.com/  3link to current issueuhttp://www.ijdvl.com/currentissue.asp02195cam a2200277 a 4500001000500000005001700005008000100022020001500023100001400038245007000052250000500122260003700127300001100164490003600175504032900211504000500540504011000545505097100655546001201626650002001638650002501658700000501683852004401688856008601732856009901818138220100608043954.1  a0813544572  aWhite, C.  aAn uncertain curebliving with leprosy in BrazilcCassandra White  a  abRutgers University Pressc2009  a224 p.  aStudies in Medical Anthropology11aPraise for An Uncertain Cure "This carefully and thoroughly researched book presents a sensitive, insightful, and welcome contribution to the study of leprosy treatment and the treatment by society of those affected by the disease." - Judith Justice, author of Policies, Plans, and People: Foreign Aid and Health Development  a  aAbout the Author:  Cassandra White is an assistant professor of anthropology at Georgia State University.  aDescription:  In many cultures, leprosy elicits fear, stigma, and misunderstanding. Historically, people affected by leprosy were banished or isolated from the rest of society. Although the worldwide incidence of leprosy has declined markedly over the past quarter century with the advent of new multidrug therapies, developing nations are still encountering a high number of cases.   In An Uncertain Cure, Cassandra White goes deep into the shantytowns of Rio de Janeiro to give a riveting account of the contemporary leprosy experience among poor and working class Brazilians. In this ethnographic treatment of leprosy sufferers, White exposes the web of historical, socioeconomic, religious, and political forces that complicate the path to wellness and perpetuate high rates of infection. Drawing on nearly ten years of research, White shows how anthropological research can contribute to more effective treatment of chronic infectious diseases around the world.  aEnglish  aleprosyzBrazil  aanthropologyzBrazil  a  aINFOLEPbINFOLEP3Gh130.28iWHImbp91  3Download the table of contentsuhttp://rutgerspress.rutgers.edu/TOC/White_TOC.pdf  3link to the publisher websiteuhttp://rutgerspress.rutgers.edu/acatalog/An_Uncertain_Cure.html01012cam a2200289 a 45000010005000000050001000050080001000060200022000071000108000292450043001372500025001802600043002053000011002484900105002595040005003645050005003696500037003746500028004116500054004396500032004936500026005256500048005516500023005997000005006228520047006278560048006741426##a978-85-334-1509-6  aMinistério da Saúde. Secretaria de Vigilãncia em Saúde. Departemento de Vigilãncia Epidemiológica  aManual de prevenção de incapacidesc  a3. ed., rev. e ampl.  aBrasíliabMinistério da Saúdec2008  a140 p.  aSérie A. Normas e Manuais Técnicos; Cadernos de prevenção e reabilitação em hanseníase; n. 1.11a  a  ahanseníasexprevençãozBrasil  asaúde públicazBrasil  ahanseníasexprevenção de incapacidadeszBrasil  aleprosyxpreventionzBrazil  apublic healthzBrazil  aleprosyxprevention of disabilitieszBrazil  vmanualvPortuguese  a  aINFOLEPbINFOLEP3Gkh130.22iBRAmbp709  3Endereço eletrõnicouwww.saude.gov.br/svs00822cam a2200241 a 45000010005000000050001000050080001000060200005000071000018000122450120000302500005001502600070001553000010002254900005002355040144002405050005003846500045003896500050004346500029004846500011005137000005005248520051005291428##a  aKoning, P. de  aAre guidelines for field treatmetn of leprosy reactions evidence-based?ba metanalysis - a thesiscPieter de Koning  a  aAntwerpbPrins Leopold Instituut voor Tropische Geneeskundec2008  a22 p.  a11aA thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements to obtain the degree  of master of Public Health, orientation Disease Control  a  aleprosy reactionsxtreatmentxguidelines  aleprosyxtreatment guidelinesxevidence based  amedicinexevidence based  vthesis  a  aINFOLEPbINFOLEP3GkKONING deh2008imtp71101111nmm a2200205 a 4500001000200000005001700002008004100019020000500060040000500065245011600070260004800186300003900234520051400273538001300787650001200800650001500812650001400827650001300841852005100854520080117101237.0960618s1973    xxu        b        eng d  a  a10aResource materials of the synapse workshop on neuropathology in leprosyhcd-rombSoesterberg, 19 - 22 June 2007  aAmsterdambNetherlands Leprosy Reliefc2007  a1 computer optical discc4 3/4 in.  aThis CD-ROM contains: a RM database containing all references from the systematic review on leprosy and neuropathy; a Word document describing the search strategy and the subsequent classification criteria used; an Excel spreadsheet with a classification of the articles according to the different criteria; the available keynote papers and abstracts of studies presented at the workshop; a draft background paper on a review of diagnostic methods for neuropathy in leprosy; available PowerPoint presentations  aMAC/WIN.  aleprosy  aneuropathy  adiagnosis  xworkshop1 aINFOLEPbINFOLEP3Gkh130.4iRESmcp1687129