Sri Lanka

Number of resources: 18

A histopathological study of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Sri Lanka.

 
Herath CH, Ratnatunga NV, Waduge R, Ratnayake P, Ratnatunga CN, Ramadasa S. A histopathological study of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Sri Lanka. Ceylon Med J. 2010;55(4):106-11.

A Sri Lankan woman with rheumatoid arthritis and anesthetic plaques.

 
Sobanko JF, Freeman AF, Palmore TN, Mendoza D, Richard Lee C-, Cowen EW. A Sri Lankan woman with rheumatoid arthritis and anesthetic plaques. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2009;60(6):1018-21.

Report on leprosy elimination monitoring in Sri Lanka : (24 July to 6 August 2005)

 
Report on leprosy elimination monitoring in Sri Lanka : (24 July to 6 August 2005). New Delhi: WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia; 2006.

An analysis of the pattern of detection of leprosy patients by institutions in the general health services in Sri Lanka after the integration of leprosy services into general health services.

 
Wijesinghe PR, Settinayake S. An analysis of the pattern of detection of leprosy patients by institutions in the general health services in Sri Lanka after the integration of leprosy services into general health services. Lepr Rev. 2005;76(4):296-304.

Processes and challenges: how the Sri Lankan health system managed the integration of leprosy services.

 
Kasturiaratchi ND, Settinayake S, Grewal P. Processes and challenges: how the Sri Lankan health system managed the integration of leprosy services. Lepr Rev. 2002;73(2):177-85.

A study of cutaneous myiasis in Sri Lanka.

 
Kumarasinghe SP, Karunaweera ND, Ihalamulla RL. A study of cutaneous myiasis in Sri Lanka. Int J Dermatol. 2000;39(9):689-94.

Prevalence of skin diseases in suburban Sri Lanka.

 
Perera A, Atukorale DN, Sivayogan S, Ariyaratne VS, Karunaratne LA. Prevalence of skin diseases in suburban Sri Lanka. Ceylon Med J. 2000;45(3):123-8.

Status of leprosy--Sri Lankan experience.

 
Somatunga LC. Status of leprosy--Sri Lankan experience. Nihon Hansenbyo Gakkai Zasshi. 2000;69(3):143-6.

Social marketing to eliminate leprosy in Sri Lanka.

 
Williams PG, Dewapura D, Gunawardene P, Settinayake S. Social marketing to eliminate leprosy in Sri Lanka. Soc Mar Q. 1998;4(4):27-31.

Leprosy control in Sri Lanka.

 
Dewapura DR. Leprosy control in Sri Lanka. World Health Forum. 1994;15(2):173-4.

Eliminating leprosy from Sri Lanka--the launch of a social marketing campaign.

 
Salgado S. Eliminating leprosy from Sri Lanka--the launch of a social marketing campaign. Ceylon Med J. 1993;38(2):95-7.

Immunological effects of lepromin testing in Sri Lankan population groups. I. Effect of repeated lepromin testing.

 
Pinto MR, Eriyagama NB, Pemajayantha V, Fish DG. Immunological effects of lepromin testing in Sri Lankan population groups. I. Effect of repeated lepromin testing. Lepr Rev. 1987;58(2):119-28.

Studies of reactivity of some Sri Lankan population groups to antigens of Mycobacterium leprae. I. Reactivity to lepromin A.

 
Pinto MR, Eriyagama NB, Pemajayantha V. Studies of reactivity of some Sri Lankan population groups to antigens of Mycobacterium leprae. I. Reactivity to lepromin A. Lepr Rev. 1987;58(2):105-18.

Studies of reactivity of some Sri Lankan population groups to antigens of Mycobacterium leprae. III. The post-lepromin test scar in healthy populations in Sri Lanka.

 
Pinto MR, Eriyagama NB, Pemajayantha V. Studies of reactivity of some Sri Lankan population groups to antigens of Mycobacterium leprae. III. The post-lepromin test scar in healthy populations in Sri Lanka. Lepr Rev. 1987;58(4):377-82.

Seroepidemiologic screening for antibodies to LAV/HTLV-III in Sri Lanka, 1980-1982.

 
Miller RA, Collier AC, Buchanan TM, Handsfield HH. Seroepidemiologic screening for antibodies to LAV/HTLV-III in Sri Lanka, 1980-1982. N Engl J Med. 1985;313(21):1352-3.

Some historical aspects of dermatology in Sri Lanka.

 
Uragoda CG. Some historical aspects of dermatology in Sri Lanka. Int J Dermatol. 1984;23(1):78-80.

Primary health care in relation to leprosy in Sri Lanka.

 
Sabapathy DS. Primary health care in relation to leprosy in Sri Lanka. Lepr Rev. 1982;53(3):193-4.
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