01114nas a2200253   4500000000100000008004100001260001300042653002800055653002000083653002200103653000900125653001100134653001200145653001500157653001600172653001700188653001700205100001500222245007700237300001100314490000700325520051400332022001400846       1975                            d  c1975 Apr10aArthropathy, Neurogenic10aBone Resorption10aFollow-Up Studies10aFoot10aHumans10aleprosy10aMetatarsus10aRadiography10aTarsal Bones10aTime Factors1 aWastie M L00aRadiological changes in serial x-rays of the foot and tarsus in leprosy.  a285-920 v263 a<p>Most bone abnormalieis seen in serial films of the feet in leprosy were static being the end result of old disease. Changes over a period of time were observed in serial fims of 214 feet and these changes were due to a combination of infection, neuropathic changes and avascular necrosis occurring in anaesthetic feet. The bone abnormalities seen were absorption of toes and metatarsals; bone destruction; a neuropathic arthropathy of toes and metatarsals and various patterns of tarsal disintegration.</p>  a0009-9260