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Quick Scroll leprosy 02.11.04 (4 years ago) #1
maybe a little late in the day..
but since we will never know the key

for the leprosy transmission question

check this out

Pathophysiology: The exact mechanism of transmission of M leprae remains unknown; however, direct human-to-human contact, contact with respiratory secretions from infected individuals, and vertical transmission have been considered the most likely routes of transmission.


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Quick Scroll modes of transmission 03.27.06 (2 years ago) #2
Yes, leprosy is transmitted by following routes:

Droplet infection- the commonest
Close person-to-person contact
Insect bite
Transplacental- vertical transmission
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Quick Scroll Re: modes of transmission 04.04.06 (2 years ago) #3
parin wrote:
Yes, leprosy is transmitted by following routes:

Droplet infection- the commonest
Close person-to-person contact
Insect bite
Transplacental- vertical transmission

absolutely correct.No controversy regarding this one as far as the mcqs are concerned.
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