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Untreated borderline-leprosy in the ulnar nerve: light and electron microscopical studies.

Summary A case of a 41-year-old Indian patient with an untreated neuritis of multiplex type is presented. Clinical and microscopical examination revealed borderline-leprosy. The difficulties in discriminating between changes due to the primary inflammatory pr ocess and secondary changes such as oedema, fibrosis, vascular occlusion and compressive factors, are discussed. Detailed morphological data from both light and electron microscopical studies are presented.