Leprosy Clinic of the Evangelic Hospital, ShanweiIn 1951, the leprosarium housed 176 patients, and was under the Directorship of H. O. Frasey. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Reports on the use of sulphones state that early tuberculoid cases do not respond well to sulphones, and major tuberculoid ones do best on a combination of sulphones and hydnocarpus oil, but “burnt-out” cases, with ulcers, bone changes and deformities, respond to no treatment (Anti-Leprosy Measures in the Uganda Protectorate, 1824-51) in “Leprosy Incidence and Control in East Africa, 1924-1952 and the Outlook” by Leonard Rogers, Leprosy Review 25.1 (1954): 41-59[Epidemiology, Organisation, People, Treatment][Africa, Uganda]
1951
Eryuan leprosariumThe leprosarium had 23 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Guangtong County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 20 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Kunming Municipal LeprosariumThe leprosarium had 79 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
The leprosarium had 203 patients, and was under the Directorship of Professor Xu'anlai. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium]
1951
Luquan leprosariumThe leprosarium had 15 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Tianqian Clinic of Leprosy Clinic of Evangelic HospitalIn 1951, the leprosarium housed 108 patients, and was under the Directorship of the Evangelic Hospital. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Kenya: In 1951, a new leprosarium was started at Itesio, in the Nyanza province, of Kenya, with the help of an experienced Toc H lay worker supplied by BELRA. D.D.S. was giving encouraging results with remarkable freedom from toxic effects. Thiacetazone was also being tried. (Leonard Rogers, "Leprosy Incidence and Control in East Africa, 1924-1952 and the Outlook" Leprosy Review 25.1 (1954): 41-59)[Epidemiology, Organisation, People, Treatment][Africa, Kenya]
1951
Lubi County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 15 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Chenggong County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 9 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
East and West Gate Leprosaria205 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Caritative (Bo'ai) HospitalIn 1951, the leprosarium had 25 patients, and was under the Directorship of the Caritative Hospital Directorate. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Yuanmou leprosariumThe leprosarium had 15 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Jiesheng Clinic of Leprosy, Clinic of Evangelic HospitalIn 1951, the leprosarium held 41 patients, and was under the Directorship of Cai Hui. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
Dayau County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 30 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Jiangchuan County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 24 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Nanping leprosariumThe leprosarium had 45 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Ruose LeprosariumIn 1951, the leprosarium had 528 patients, and was under the Directorship of Professor Minzhiguang. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
WHO - classify the population rather than the disease. It is to be viewed not as a disease apart, but within the framework of public health - recommendation of intensive outpatient sulfone treatment - focus on education (Gussow 225)[Treatment]
1951
Zhaotong leprosariumThe leprosarium had 83 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Bomei Cooperate Hospital of Evangelic HospitalIn 1951, the leprosarium housed 93 patients, and was under the Directorship of Lin Teng Han. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Sholapur District, Maharashtra, India: 151 deaths due to leprosy. Source: Maharashtra State Gazetteer: Government of Maharashtra, Sholapur District (Revised edition). Bombay Gazetteers Department, Government of Maharashtra, 1977. 1st edn 1884. 2nd edn (rev): 1977. p. 791.[Epidemiology][India]
1951
Yongren County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 78 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Chengjiang County leprosariumThe leprosarium had 31 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Gutian LeprosariumThe leprosarium had 26 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Shaotan LeprosariumIn 1951, the leprosarium had 264 patients, and was under the Directorship of Professor Pengdehou. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]
1951
Gandhi Memorial Leprosy Foundation, SET pattern of work. (Dongre, ILA History Workshop, July 2000)[People][India]
1951
Yongshan leprosariumThe leprosarium had 12 patients. Source: Professor Jiang Cheng (Compiler), "A Schedule of the Leprosy Hospitals and Clinics: Preliminary Investigation in China" Department for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Ministry of Health, China (April 1951).[Leprosarium][China]