A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c29.361
A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c29.361
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75 Cf. Ca.Ci.7; Bhela Ni.5 and Ci.6. See on skin diseases in India: N. Chevers (1886): 791–806. See on the history of skin diseases: A.T. Sandison (1967). See on leprosy in India: W. Ainslie (1827); E. Balfour (1967): II, 702–703; N. Chevers (1886): 375–381; R. Dharmendra (1947); R.E. Emmerick (1984b), (1986); M.D. Grmek (1991): 157–158; *P. Kapoor ((1978); *J. Lowe (1942); R.P. Misra (1970): 115–120; Ch. Morehead (1860): 695–698; R.K. Mutatkar (1979): S. Pal and B.K. Girdhar (1985); G. Ramu, M.P. Dwivedi and C.G.S. Iyer (1975); *M. Schär-Send (1972); J.N. Shetty, S.S. Shivaswamy and P.S. Shirwadkar (1985); H.E. Sigerist (1961): 132–133; H.H. Wilson (1825). See on leprosy in Tibet: *O.K. Skinsnes (1971). See on an early Dutch treatise on leprosy in Asia: D.V.S. Reddy (1975a). See on the history of leprosy: E.H. Ackerknecht (1963): 98–105; G. Barbézieux (1914); R. Chaussinand (1955): 11–21; R.G. Cochrane ((1964); S.R. Ell (1994); M.D. Grmek (1991): 152–176; R. Hare (1967): 127–128; *H.M. Kölbing et al. (1972); V. Møller-Christensen (1967); J.R. Trautman (1994).
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