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MUIR. Bacteriological changes under DDS treatment of leprosy. Leprosy review [Internet]. 1951;22(3-4):67-79. Available from: http://leprev.ilsl.br/pdfs/1951/v22n3-4/pdf/v22n3-4a05.pdf
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COCHRANE. Chemotherapy in leprosy. Leprosy review [Internet]. 1951;22(3-4):57-66. Available from: http://leprev.ilsl.br/pdfs/1951/v22n3-4/pdf/v22n3-4a04.pdf
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Garrett. Mass treatment of leprosy with D.A.D.P.S. (dapsone). Leprosy review [Internet]. 1951;22(3-4):47-53. Available from: http://leprev.ilsl.br/pdfs/1951/v22n3-4/pdf/v22n3-4a02.pdf
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EDITORIAL; sulfones in leprosy. Leprosy review [Internet]. 1951;22(3-4):43-7. Available from: http://leprev.ilsl.br/pdfs/1951/v22n3-4/pdf/v22n3-4a01.pdf
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COCHRANE. Classification of leprosy. International journal of Leprosy. 1951;19(3):337-44.
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KOENIGSTEIN, CHANG. Colloidal gold reaction in the spinal fluid in leprosy. International journal of Leprosy. 1951;19(3):323-6.
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OLMOS CASTRO, BONATTI. Contribution to the study of the serology of leprosy. International journal of Leprosy. 1951;19(3):309-21.
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BARNETSON. Pathogenesis of bone changes in neural leprosy. International journal of Leprosy. 1951;19(3):297-307.
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KELLERSBERGER, RULE. Sulfoxone sodium (diasone) in the treatment of leprosy; a summary analysis of field reports. International journal of Leprosy. 1951;19(3):265-75.