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DEFINITION :
Chronic infection disease Mainly affects the skin, peripheral nerves, mucosa upper respiratory tract, reticulo endothelial system, eye, bone , testis, except central nervous system.
AETIOLOGY :
Mycobacterium leprae
Curved rod shaped Acid Fast Bacilli Gram positive 1 8 long, 0,2 0,5 Intracellular Prefer a growth temperature of less than 37 C Can not be cultured
EPIDEMIOLOGY :
Africa / Central Asia ---- World All ages ranging : early infancy to very old age 15 25 years old >> Both sex : Males : Females = 2 : 1 Very long period : 3 5 years 1990 : 7 / 10,000 ----- 2000 : 1 / 10,000
TRANSMISSION :
Contact person - Respiratory tract - Skin - Immunity - Virulence - Physical - Environment : - Biological - Social
Material :
Skin lession Ear lobe Nasal secretions / Nose blows
DIAGNOSIS of LEPROSY :
If shown one or more of the following cardinal signs : 1. Hipopigmented or reddish skin lession with definite loss of sensation 2. Involvement of the peripheral nerves, as demonstrated by definite enlargement / thickening peripheral nerves with loss of sensation 3. Skin smear positive for Acid Fast Bacilli Not Yet ----- Observation for 3 6 months
Scoring the B I :
Average Number of Acid Fast Bacilli 1000 / field 100 1000 / field 10 100 / field 1 10 / field 1 10 / 10 fields 1 10 / 100 fields 0 / 100 fields Bacterial Index (BI) 6+ 5+ 4+ 3+ 2+ 1+ 0
Morphological Index :
The proportion or percentage of regularly stained bacteria of the total scored Ridley ( 1971 ) : - Regularly stained bacteria = Solidly bacteria - Irregularly stained bacteria = Fragmented + Granular bacteria
1. 2. 3. 4.
CLASSIFICATION
SPECTRUM
Ridley & Jopling TT BT BB BL LL
MADRID Indeter- Tuber- Border- Lepromatous minate culoid line WHO ( 1988 ) Paucy Bacillar Leprosy Multi Bacillar Leprosy
CLINICAL LEPROSY
Indeterminate Infectious (-) Children TT Infectious (-) 23 lesion BT Infectious (-) Satelit lesion Macules : hipopigmented / reddish BB Infectious BL Infectious LL Infectious
Punch Out Dimorphous features and tend symmetry Symetrical Symetripapul, cal papul, nodules nodules
CLINICAL LEPROSY
Indeterminate Loss of sensation (-) TT (+) BT (+) BB (+) BL LL Sensory Stocking loss, and gloves decreases anesthesia sweating and hair growth Nerve damaged (-) (+) 3 - 4 Nerve damaged (-) (+) 5 - 6
Nerve (+) swollen (-) Lepromin (-) Acid Fast Bacilli (-) (+) 4 (-)
(+)
(+)
(+) 1 -2 (+) 3
TREATMENT of LEPROSY :
Multi Drug Therapy : - Prevention & treatment of resistance - As short a period of time for treatment - To interrupt the transmission of the infection
W H O ( 1997 ) :
Paucibacillary Single Lesion Leprosy (one lesion) Paucibacillary Leprosy (2-5 skin lesion) Multibacillary Leprosy (More than 5 skin lesion)
I. P B SINGLE LESION
CHILD ADULT
Rifampicin 300 mg
Ofloxacin 200 mg Minocycline 50 mg
Rifampicin 600 mg
Ofloxacin 400 mg Minocycline 100 mg
Daily : Daily : Day 2 28 Day 2 28 Dapsone 50 mg/daily Dapsone 100 mg/daily Duration of treatment : 6 - 9 Months
III. M B :
CHILD
Monthly treatment Day 1 : Rifampicin 450 mg Clofazimine 150 mg Dapsone 50 mg
Daily 2 28 : Clofazimine 50 mg / daily Dapsone 50 mg / daily
ADULT
Monthly treatment Day 1 : Rifampicin 600 mg Clofazimine 300 mg Dapsone 100 mg
Daily 2 28 : Clofazimine 50 mg / daily Dapsone 100 mg / daily
LEPROSY REACTIONS :
Type 1 reaction Type 2 reaction : Reversal reaction : Erythema Nodosum Leprosum ( E N L reactions )
Manifestation of :
1. Reversal reaction
Mild Skin Nerve
- Lesion become reddish & swollen - Enlarge, painfull (-) - Nerve damage (-) - < 6 weeks
Severe
- Same & rarely new skin lesion - Fever, malaise - Enlarge, painfull (+) - Nerve damage, loss sensation - > 6 weeks - Same - Ulceration - Swollen on hand & foot - Nerve enlarge -- > 6 weeks
2. E N L reaction
MILD SEVERE
Skin
Nerve
Eye Testis
TREATMENT of REACTION :
Prednisone : 30 80 mg / daily and then tappering off Continued M D T without interruption MILD REACTION : - Immobilization - Rest SEVERE REACTION : Reffered to the nearest hospital
MH tipe BB
MH tipe BL
MH tipe BT
MH indeterminate
MH tipe TT
MH tipe LL
MH tipe LL
Lepromatous leprosy. Note the diffuse infiltration of the face with leonine facies and madarosis.
Sequele of leprosy. The patient has madurosis, a saddle nose and blindness in the left eye. Courtesy of Evangeline Handog, M.D.