Report for: Phenotypic, molecular and antimicrobial susceptibility assessment in isolates from chronic ulcers of cured leprosy patients: a case study in Southern Brazil*

Title	Phenotypic, molecular and antimicrobial susceptibility assessment in isolates from chronic ulcers of cured leprosy patients: a case study in Southern Brazil*
Published in	Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia, June 2014
DOI	10.1590/abd1806-4841.20142688
Pubmed ID	24937812
Authors	Luciane Cristina Gelatti, Renan Rangel Bonamigo, Ana Paula Becker, Letícia Maria Eidt, Letícia Ganassini, Pedro Alves d' Azevedo
Abstract	One of the most stigmatizing physical sequelaeof leprosy in cured patients is the development of chronic lower extremity ulcers. The bacterial diversity present in ulcers is considered one of the factors that can delay the healing process, as well as serve as a focus for severe secondary infections.

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Phenotypic, molecular and antimicrobial susceptibility assessment in isolates from chronic ulcers of cured leprosy patients: a case study in Southern Brazil*