Table of Contents * Historical Background * Epidemiology * Global Scenario * National Scenario, National Leprosy Eradication Program (NLEP) and New Paradigms * Genetic Susceptibility and Immunogenetics * Immunological Aspects * Bacteriological Aspects * Biochemical Aspects * Pathological Aspects * History Taking and Clinical Examination * Classification * Case Definition and Clinical Types * Histoid Leprosy * Laboratory Diagnosis * Serological and Molecular Diagnosis * Differential Diagnosis of Dermatological Conditions * Differential Diagnosis of Neurological and Other Conditions * Structure and Electrophysiological Studies of Peripheral Nerve * Pathomechanisms of Nerve Damage * Methods of Nerve Examination * Neuritis: Definition, Clinical Manifestations and Proforma to Record Nerve Impairment * Leprosy Reactions * Systemic Manifestations * Leprosy and HIV Infection * Leprosy and Pregnancy * Leprosy in Children * Chemotherapy: Drugs Used in Leprosy Including Newer Drugs * Development and Evolution of WHO MDT and Newer Treatment Regimens * Recording, Reporting and Monitoring of MDT and Post-treatment Follow-up * Management of Leprosy Reactions * Management of Neuritis and Neuropathic Pain * Leprosy Vaccines and Immunotherapy * Chemoprophylaxis * Deformities of Face, Hands and Feet, and Their Management * Deformity/Disability Prevention * Nursing Care for Leprosy Patients * Relapse in Leprosy * Drug Resistance Studies, Viability and Bacterial Persisters and Animal Models in Leprosy * Ocular Leprosy * Rehabilitation * Community-based Comprehensive Leprosy Work * Health Education, Promotion and Counseling * Psychosocial Aspects * Human Rights and Leprosy * Role of NGOs in National Leprosy Eradication Program * Case Studies * Leprosy Scenario Beyond 2010 * Index