01135nas a2200277   4500000000100000008004100001260001700042653002800059653002000087653001700107653001700124653001100141653001200152653003900164653002100203100001400224700001600238700001200254700001300266700001100279245005100290300001000341490000700351520048500358022001400843       1979                            d  c1979 May-Jun10aDiagnosis, Differential10aEndophthalmitis10aEye diseases10aFacial Nerve10aHumans10aleprosy10aPeripheral Nervous System Diseases10aTrigeminal Nerve1 aCarrica A1 aFauxpoint B1 aLabat P1 aRivaud C1 aVedy J00a[Ocular lesions in leprosy (author's transl)].  a301-60 v393 a<p>Modern authors estimate from 47 p. 100 to 78 p. 100 the frequency of ocular lesions in leprosy. This frequency varies according to the duration and type of the disease. These lesions may result from a paralysis of the V or VII cranial nerves, or from a bacteremia, but, more probably, from a spreading of the bacilli from the nasal cavity through the lacrymal ducts. The various lesions of each ocular structure are described with reference to the T. or L. type of leprosy.</p>  a0025-682X