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    Pathogenesis of Leprosy and Related Diseases
    Pathogenesis of Leprosy and Related Diseases
    Pathogenesis of Leprosy and Related Diseases
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    Pathogenesis of Leprosy and Related Diseases

    By D. S. Ridley

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    Pathogenesis of Leprosy and Related Diseases provides insights into the pathology of granulomatous conditions. The book discusses topics on the factors that induce immunosuppression; immunohistological spectra of granulomatous diseases; study of cutaneous leishmaniasis; and the validity of histopathological analysis. Pathologists, immunologists, experimentalists, and researchers in the medical field will find the book interesting.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateOct 22, 2013
    ISBN9781483193601
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