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. Infections and infestations of the central nervous system in India. A review. Neurosurgical review. 1983;6(3):93-101.
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. Leprosy and primary health care: the Mandwa project, India. Leprosy review [Internet]. 1982;53(3):205-9. Available from: http://leprev.ilsl.br/pdfs/1982/v53n3/pdf/v53n3a08.pdf
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The consensus classification of leprosy approved by the Indian Association of Leprologists. Leprosy in India. 1982;54(1):17-26.
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. The epidemiological situation of leprosy in India. Leprosy review [Internet]. 1981;52 Suppl 1:35-42. Available from: http://leprev.ilsl.br/pdfs/1981/v52s1/pdf/v52s1a05.pdf
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. An epidemiological study of leprosy through school survey in Surat District (South Gujarat). Leprosy in India. 1980;52(4):548-56.
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. Leprosy treatment and control of leprosy in India. (Assessment of achievements and suggestions for the future). Leprosy in India. 1980;52(4):573-81.
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Indian classification of leprosy--need for a review. Leprosy in India. 1980;52(2):192-201.
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Proceedings of the sixth workshop on leprosy held at the Foundation for Medical Research, Worli, Bombay, on Wednesday 19th July 1978. Leprosy in India. 1979;51(2):252-62.
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. Use of a common Indian herb "Mandukaparni" in the treatment of leprosy. A preliminary report. Leprosy in India. 1979;51(1):106-11.