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Table 1.

Clinical and laboratory characteristics among leprosy patients.

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Fig 1.

Ultrasound of the ulnar nerve (transverse view) proximal to the cubital tunnel in a leprosy patient, showing neural thickening and enlarged fascicles (white arrow).

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Fig 2.

Ultrasound of the tibial nerve (transverse view) proximal to the tarsal tunnel in a leprosy patient, showing a thickened and hypoechoic nerve with loss of the fascicular pattern (white arrow).

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Table 2.

Distribution of peripheral nerves most involved in multisegmental US evaluation of leprosy patients.

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Table 3.

Cross-sectional area (CSA) measurements (mm2) by multisegmental ultrasound evaluation in healthy volunteers and leprosy patients.

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Table 4.

Absolute difference in CSA (ΔCSA) measurements (mm2) between right and left sides by multisegmental US evaluation in study participants.

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Table 5.

Absolute difference in CSA measurements (mm2) between tunnel points and those proximal to the tunnel on the same side by multisegmental US evaluation of study participants.

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Table 6.

CSA measurements by multisegmental US evaluation in leprosy patients according to the Ridley-Jopling classification.

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