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Results 1 - 2 of 2 for "leprosy," lepromatous
  1. ... the antigen. People with a particular type of leprosy, called lepromatous leprosy, will also have no skin reaction to ... of leprosy, such as tuberculoid and borderline tuberculoid leprosy. People with lepromatous leprosy will not have a positive skin reaction.
  2. ... the nasal fluids of a person with leprosy. Leprosy has two common forms: tuberculoid and lepromatous. Both forms produce sores on the skin. However, ...