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Leprosy Review|December 1, 1996
Nerve function impairment in leprosy at diagnosis and at completion of MDT: a retrospective cohort study of 786 patients in BangladeshJ H Richardus, K M Finlay, R P Croft, et al.
Leprosy Review|February 3, 2005
A study on transmission and a trial of chemoprophylaxis in contacts of leprosy patients: design, methodology and recruitment findings of COLEPF J Moet, L Oskam, R Faber, et al.
The Journal of Hospital Infection|January 21, 2015
Norovirus introduction routes into nursing homes and risk factors for spread: a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studiesM Petrignani, J van Beek, G Borsboom, et al.
Leprosy Review|August 28, 1999
Nerve function impairment in leprosy: design, methodology, and intake status of a prospective cohort study of 2664 new leprosy cases in Bangladesh (The Bangladesh Acute Nerve Damage Study)R P Croft, J H Richardus, P G Nicholls, et al.
Leprosy Review|May 23, 2000
Incidence rates of acute nerve function impairment in leprosy: a prospective cohort analysis after 24 months (The Bangladesh Acute Nerve Damage Study)R P Croft, P G Nicholls, J H Richardus, et al.
Leprosy Review|August 2, 2000
The treatment of acute nerve function impairment in leprosy: results from a prospective cohort study in BangladeshR P Croft, P G Nicholls, J H Richardus, et al.
The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease : the Official Journal of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease|July 12, 2011
A systematic review of economic evaluation studies of tuberculosis control in high-income countriesJ E Verdier, S J de Vlas, R Baltussen, et al.
The Netherlands Journal of Medicine|April 1, 1991
Prolonged fever and pyuria: an uncommon manifestation of Q feverR J Ligthelm, J H Richardus, P C Stuiver, et al.
Epidemiology and Infection|May 16, 2012
Social contact patterns and leprosy disease: a case-control study in BangladeshS G Feenstra, Q Nahar, D Pahan, et al.
Epidemiology and Infection|February 15, 2008
Social distance and spatial distance are not the same, observations on the use of GIS in leprosy epidemiologyT A Hoeven, E A J Fischer, D Pahan, et al.
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