@article{10099, keywords = {Adolescent, Adult, Biopsy, Child, Female, Foot, Hand, Humans, leprosy, Male, Middle Aged}, author = {Arora S K and Mukhija R D and Mohan L and Girdhar M and Sharma S P}, title = {A study of palmo-plantar lesions in leprosy: a preliminary report.}, abstract = {
Out of 500 leprosy patients screened for palmar and/or plantar lesions, eighteen cases were detected. They were classified according to Ridley-Jopling classification. In majority of cases it was macular lesion. Cases were from TT, BT and BB group. In 50% cases, palmo-plantar involvement was associated with type I reaction. In 66.7% cases, it was extension of patch from surrounding area, 11.1% cases isolated lesions were seen and in 22.2% cases both extension as well as isolated lesions were present.
}, year = {1989}, journal = {Indian journal of leprosy}, volume = {61}, pages = {206-8}, month = {1989 Apr}, issn = {0254-9395}, language = {eng}, }