01297nas a2200193 4500000000100000008004100001653002500042653001200067653001800079653002600097653002700123100001300150245004300163856008200206300001200288490000700300520078200307022001401089 2019 d10aAutonomic neuropathy10aleprosy10aMycobacterium10aPeripheral neuropathy10aSmall fiber neuropathy1 aLau VK H00aNeurological complications of Leprosy. uhttps://www.thieme-connect.com/products/ejournals/html/10.1055/s-0039-1687884 a462-4710 v393 a
Leprosy is a challenging international health concern. Despite tremendous efforts in reducing worldwide disease prevalence in the past decades, some countries remain endemic and are plagued by high levels of disability. The neurological complications of leprosy are varied and complex, with current research focused on evaluating tools for earlier diagnosis of neuropathy, especially in resource-limited countries. While treatment with multidrug therapy is highly effective, active research aims to simplify regimens to improve adherence, minimize adverse effects, and prevent antimicrobial resistance. Although promising progress has been made in the past decades, further efforts are needed to push the international community toward achieving worldwide elimination.
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