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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NTI PAPERS19601. Bordia NL,Anton Geser, Mclary J, Mundt I & Kul Bhushan: Tuberculin sensitivity in

young children (0-4 years old) as an index of tuberculosis in the community. IndianJ TB 1960, 8, 25-43.

2. Bordia NL: Drug prophylaxis in the control of tuberculosis in India. Indian J TB1960, 7, 83-87.

3. Bordia NL:The training programme of the Institute.Bull Dev Prev TB 1960,7, 4-6.

4. Mahler HT: The World Health Organisation and the ideas behind the Institute. BullDev Prev TB 1960, 7, 7-12.

5. Kul Bhushan: Assessment of BCG vaccination in India. Indian J Med Res 1960,48, 407-417.

19616. Raj Narain, Kul Bhushan&SubramanianM: Allergy producing capacity of theMadras

and Danish vaccines as seen among school children in Bangalore. Indian J TB 1961,9, 15-29.

7. Banerji D: The medical sciences and the Indian society. J Indian Med Assoc 1961,37, 22-25.

8. Bordia NL: Training of auxiliary personnel for the control of tuberculosis in India.Bombay Hosp J 1961, 3, 122-123.

19629. Andersen S & Banerji D: Report on a study of migration in four taluks of Bangalore

district. Population Review 1962, 6, 69-77.

10. Bordia NL: Ideas on the District Tuberculosis Clinic. Proceedings of All IndiaTuberculosis and Chest Diseases Workers� Conference, 18th, Bangalore, India16-19 Jan 1962, 6-8.

11. Raj Narain: Tuberculosis Control (An approach to villages). Proceedings of All

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India Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers� Conference, 18th, Bangalore,India, 16-19 Jan 1962, 13-15.

12. Andersen S & Piot M: The operations research approach. Proceedings ofTuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 18th, Bangalore, India,16-19 Jan 1962, 16-19.

13. Raj Narain, Jambunathan MV & Subramanian M: Resurvey of fifteen villages fromthe Madanapalle zone of National Sample Survey on tuberculosis. Proceedings ofTuberculosis and Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 18th, Bangalore, India,16-19 Jan 1962, 3441.

14. Raj Narain & Subramanian M: Limitations of single picture interpretation in massradiography. Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases WorkersConference, 18th, Bangalore, India, 16-19 Jan 1962, 64-85.

15. Kul Bhushan: Allergy after BCG vaccination. Proceedings ofAll India Tuberculosisand Chest Diseases Workers� Conference, 18th, Bangalore, India, 16-19 Jan1962, 286-289.

16. Raj Narain: Size and extent of tuberculosis problem in urban and rural India. Indian JTB 1962, 9, 147-50.

17. Baily GVJ: Door to door BCG vaccination. Bull Dev Prev TB 1962, 9, 12.

18. Kul Bhushan: Trial on experimental batches of freeze dried BCG vaccine produced atGuindy laboratory. Bull Dev Prev TB 1962, 9, 16-19.

19. Banerji D: Medical practice in India and its sociological implications.Antiseptic 1962,59, 125-29.

20. Andersen S&Benjamin PV: Fivemillion tuberculous in India: BCG+INH,T. Bulletinof IUAT 1962, 3, 6-13.

21. Waaler HT, Geser A & Andersen S: The use of mathematical models in the study ofepidemiology of tuberculosis. Ame J Pub Hlth 1962, 52, 1002-1013.

22. Piot M: Outline of a District Tuberculosis Programme. Indian J TB 1962, 9, 151-156.

23. Andersen S: Some aspects of the economics of tuberculosis in India. Indian J TB1962, 9, 176-180.

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196324. Raj Narain, Geser A, Jambunathan MV & Subramanian M: Tuberculosis prevalence

survey in Tumkur district. Indian J TB 1963, 10, 85-116.

25. Andersen S: Operations research in public health. Indian J Pub Hlth 1963, 7, 141-151.

26. Raj Narain, Geser A, Jambunathan MV & Subramanian M: Some aspects of atuberculosis prevalence survey in a south Indian district. Bull WHO 1963, 29, 641-64.

27. Banerji D & Andersen S: A sociological study of the awareness of symptoms amongpersons with pulmonary tuberculosis. Bull WHO 1963, 29, 665-683.

28. Andersen S&Banerji D: A sociological inquiry into an urban TB control programme inIndia. Bull WHO 1963, 29, 685-700.

196429. Raj Narain, Nair SS & Chandrasekhar P: A comparison of the relative value of single

and double picture techniques in tuberculosis prevalence surveys. Indian J TB 1964,3, 145-153.

30. Raj Narain: Epidemiology of tuberculosis in India. Swasth Hind 1964, 7, 60-63.

31. Banerji D: Facts and fads about tuberculosis. Swasth Hind 1964, 7, 70.

32. Gothi GD: District Tuberculosis Programme. Swasth Hind 1964, 7, 73-75.

33. Zacharia A: Care of tuberculosis patients. Swasth Hind 1964, 7, 83-84.

34. Nagpaul DR: Chemotherapy programmes and drug regimens related to the economicresources in developing countries. Bull IUAT 1964, 35, 242-246.

35. O�Rourke J: Tuberculosis work in India. Patna J Med 1964, 38, 609-613.

36. Nagpaul DR: Development of a National Tuberculosis Control Programme in India.Patna J Med 1964, 38, 643-47.

37. Banerji D: Health problems and health practices in modern India: A historicalinterpretation. Indian Practitioner 1964, 17, 137-143.

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38. Kul Bhushan: My experience of Mass BCG Campaign. Bull Dev Prev TB 1964, 9,12-14.

39. Banerji D: Some social aspects of the National Tuberculosis Programme. Bull DevPrev TB 1964, 9, 47-50.

40. Naidu VB: Rationale of District Tuberculosis Programme. Bull Dev Prev TB 1964,9, 63-65.

41. Banerji D: Facts and Fads. T Bull of IUAT 1964, 10,17.

42. Kul Bhushan: Some studies on the Madras freeze dried BCG vaccine. Proceedingsof Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 19th, New Delhi,India, 5-7 Apr. 1964, 112.

43. Gothi GD, Kul Bhushan, Nair SS & Baily GVJ: BCG without tuberculin test.Proceedings of Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 19th,New Delhi, India, 5-7 Apr. 1964, 138-162.

44. O�Rourke J: Evaluating control programmes. Proceedings of Tuberculosis andChest Diseases Workers Conference, 19th, New Delhi, India, 5-7 Apr 1964,195-208.

45. NagpaulDR: Role of nursing personnel in theNationalTuberculosis Control Programme.Nursing J of India 1964, 16, 109.

46. Andersen S: India�s tuberculosis problem. NTI NL 1964, 1, 5-8.

47. O�Rourke J: Significance of tuberculin test. NTI NL 1964, 1, 32-35.

48. Piot M: Tuberculosis, the developing countries and the WHO. NTI NL 1964, 1, 43-52.

196549. Gothi GD & Baily GVJ: Problems of treatment of TB patients in rural areas. Indian

J TB 1965, 12, 62-68.

50. Raj Narain: Case finding (Epidemiological consideration). Indian J TB 1965, 12, 95-100.

51. Baily GVJ: Recent development in the application of BCG vaccination. Bull DevPrev TB 1965, 9, 24-27.

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52. Kul Bhushan: Technical aspects of BCG campaign. Bull Dev Prev TB 1965, 9, 31-35.

53. Banerji D: Tuberculosis: A problem of social planning in developing countries. MedCare 1965, 3, 151-159.

54. Anne Pe: Hope for millions - ANational Tuberculosis Control Programme. NursingTime 1965, 61, 1494.

55. Mercenier P & O�Rourke J: Tuberculosis Control in cities. Maharashtra Medl J1965, 569-73.

56. Raj Narain, Nair SS, Chandrasekhar P & Ramanatha Rao G: Problems connectedwith the estimation of the incidence of tuberculosis infection. Indian J TB 1965, 13,5-23.

57. GovindaswamyV&Savic D: Intermittent treatment with streptomycin and isoniazid inrural area. Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference,20th, Ahmedabad, India, 3-5 Feb 1965, 113-128.

58. Banerji D: India�s National Tuberculosis Programme in relation to the proposed socialand economic development plans. Proceedings of Tuberculosis and Chest DiseasesWorkers Conference, 20th, Ahmedabad, India, 3-5 Feb 1965, 210-216.

59. Baily GVJ: Recent developments in the application of BCG vaccination. NTI NL1965, 2, 10-16.

60. Menon VA: Planning for X-ray section. NTI NL 1965, 2, 38-41.

196661. Raj Narain, Nair SS, Ramanatha Rao G, Chandrasekhar P & Pyarelal: Enhancing of

tuberculin allergy by previous tuberculin test(s). Indian J TB 1966, 13, 43-56.

62. Padmanabha Rao K, Nair SS, Cobbold N & Naganathan N: Some operational factorsinfluencing the utility of culture examination in the diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.Indian J TB 1966, 13, 61-76.

63. Nagpaul DR: National Tuberculosis Institute. Swasth Hind 1966, 10, 158-62.

64. Raj Narain, Nair SS, Ramanatha Rao G, & Chandrasekhar P: Distribution of infectionand disease among households in a rural community. Bull WHO 1966, 34, 639-54.

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65. Nagpaul DR: Conquest of tuberculosis. Swayam Sahaya 1966, 1, 10.

66. Padmanabha Rao K, Nair SS, Naganathan N & Ramanatha Rao G: An invitro studyon sensitivity of tubercle bacilli to thiacetozone (TB1). Indian J TB 1966, 13, 147-57.

67. Raj Narain: Comments on epidemiological recommendations. Proceedings ofTuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 21st, Calcutta, India,11-14 Feb 1966, 33-37.

68. Nagpaul DR: BCG vaccination. Proceedings of Tuberculosis and Chest DiseasesWorkers Conference, 21st, Calcutta, India, 11-14 Feb. 1966, 42-44.

69. Raj Narain, Ramanatha Rao G, Chandrasekhar P & Pyarelal: Fate of cases diagnosedin a survey. Proceedings of Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases WorkersConference, 21st, Calcutta, India, 11-14 Feb 1966, 72-77.

70. Anna Mohanraj: Midwives and auxiliary nurse midwives in National TuberculosisProgramme. Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases WorkersConference, 21st, Calcutta, India, 11-14 Feb 1966, 335-338.

71. Padmanabha Rao K, Naganathan N & Nair SS: A cold staining method for tuberclebacilli using chloroform. Indian J TB 1966, 14, 3-9.

72. Gothi GD, O�Rourke J & Baily GVJ: Some observations on the drug combination ofINH +Thiacetozone under the conditions of District Tuberculosis Programme. IndianJ TB 1966, 14, 41-48.

73. Gothi GD, O�Rourke J & Baily GVJ: Some observations on the drug combination ofINH + Thiacetazone under the conditions of District Tuberculosis Programme. NTINL 1966, 3, 1-17.

74. Nagpaul DR: Case finding methods most adequate under the medical, economic andsocial conditions of different countries. NTI NL 1966, 3, 29-36.

75. Menon VA: Choosing the X-ray equipment - II. NTI NL 1966, 3, 37-40.

196776. Nagpaul DR: Role of the National Tuberculosis Institute (NTI) in fight against

tuberculosis. Souvenir of Mysore State Tuberculosis and Chest DiseasesWorkers Conference, 2nd, Mangalore, India, 14-15 Jan 1967, 107-111.

77. Nagpaul DR: District Tuberculosis Programme in concept and outline. Indian J TB

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1967, 14, 186-198.

78. Raj Narain, Chandrasekhar P, Pyarelal & Satyanarayanachar RA: Prevalence, fate,source and infectivity of resistant strains of mycobacterim tuberculosis: Proceedingsof Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 22nd, Hyderabad,India, 3-6 Feb 1967, 37-51.

79. Padmanabha Rao K: A comparative study of prevalence of drug resistance to majoranti-tuberculosis drugs. Proceedings of Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases WorkersConference, 22nd, Hyderabad, India, 3-6 Feb 1967, 52-62.

80. Nagpaul DR & Viswanath MK: Economics of Health. Proceedings of Tuberculosisand Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 22nd, Hyderabad, India, 3-6 Feb1967, 279-300.

81. Savic D: Relationship between drug collection and intake among tuberculosis patientsin ambulatory chemotherapy. Proceedings of Tuberculosis and Chest DiseasesWorkers Conference, 22nd, Hyderabad, India, 3-6 Feb 1967, 330-339.

82. Baily GVJ, Savic D, Gothi GD, Naidu VB & Nair SS: Potential yield of pulmonarytuberculosis cases by direct microscopy of sputum in a district of south India. BullWHO 1967, 37, 875-92.

83. Viswanath MK: Social science and medicine. NTI NL 1967, 4, 1-9.

84. Nagpaul DR: Science, technology and TB control. NTI NL 1967, 4, 10-13.

85. Baily GVJ: Operational research in health services with particular reference to thetuberculosis programme in India. NTI NL 1967, 4, 29-35.

86. Nair SS: Note on operational research in hospital services with summaries of twoillustrative studies. NTI NL 1967, 4, 36-40.

196887. Kul Bhushan, Baily GVJ, &Naidu VB: Simultaneous smallpox and BCG vaccination.

Indian J TB 1968, 15, 52-56.

88. Baily GVJ: Direct BCG vaccination - Simultaneous BCG & smallpox vaccination.Bull IUAT 1968, 41, 53-59.

89. Nagpaul DR, Savic D, Padmanabha Rao K&Baily GVJ: Case finding by microscopy.Bull IUAT 1968, 41, 148-158.

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90. Gothi GD, O�Rourke J & Baily GVJ: Drug toxicities observed amongst the patientstreated with INH+Thioacetazone under conditions of District TB Programme.Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, Calcutta,India, 1968, 368-373.

91. Arora BC: BCG Vaccination and mass campaign programme. Clinician 1968, 32,19.

92. Raj Narain, Chandrasekhar P, Satyanarayanachar RA&Pyarelal: Resistant and sensitivestrains of mycobacterium tuberculosis found in repeated surveys among a south Indianrural population. Bull Wld Hlth Org 1968, 39, 681-99.

93. Raj Narain, Nair SS, Naganna K, Chandrasekhar P, Ramanatha Rao G & Pyarelal:Problem in defining a �case� of pulmonary tuberculosis in prevalence surveys. BullWld Hlth Org 1968, 39, 701-29.

94. Nagpaul DR: Computer age in tuberculosis control. NTI NL 1968, 5, 11-14.

95. Nagpaul DR: The District Tuberculosis Control Programme (DTP). NTI NL 1968,5, 33-37.

96. Gothi GD: Problem of tuberculosis in India. NTI NL 1968, 6, 71-78.

97. Radha Narayan: First impressions of a newcomer at the National Tuberculosis Institute,Bangalore. NTI NL 1968, 6, 94-98.

196998. Nair SS: Planning of research studies. Indian J TB 1969, 16, 37-41.

99. Menon VA & Nair SS: Problems of maintenance of hospital equipment. J Inst ofEngineers 1969, 49, 73-77.

100. Nagpaul DR: Role of theNational Tuberculosis Institute (NTI) in National TuberculosisControl Programme(NTP). Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest DiseasesWorkers Conference, 24th, Trivandrum, India, 3-5 Jan 1969, 45-49.

101. SimeonovLA: Role ofWorldHealthOrganisation inNationalTuberculosis Programme.Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 24th,Trivandrum, India, 3-5 Jan 1969, 50-54.

102. Arora BC: Functions & responsibilities of regional health organisations and the role ofregional tuberculosis organisations under the National Tuberculosis Programme.Proceedings of Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 24th,

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Trivandrum, India, 3-5 Jan 1969, 54-67.

103. Padmanabha Rao K: Inter and intra reader variations in direct microscopy and theirinfluence on sensitivity and specificity. Proceedings of Tuberculosis & ChestDiseases Workers Conference, 24th, Trivandrum, India, 3-5 Jan 1969,99-110.

104. Simeonov LA: Methods of health and medical research. Proceedings of Tuberculosis& Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 24th, Trivandrum, India, 3-5 Jan 1969,315-19.

105. Nagpaul DR: Some implications of the observed socio-epidemiological characteristicsof out-patients attending a city tuberculosis control centre. Proceedings ofTuberculosis & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, 24th, Trivandrum, India,3-5 Jan 1969, 336-42.

106. AroraBC:Evaluation ofDistrictTuberculosis Programme functions through conventionalreports.NTI NL 1969, 6, 8-19.

107. Simeonov LA: Cost of National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1969, 7, 31-35.

108. Baily GVJ: BCG vaccination � Its present status. NTI NL 1969, 7, 36-39.

109. Nagpaul, DR: Modern trends in the treatment of tuberculosis. NTI NL 1969, 7,61�67.

110. Radha Narayan: Tuberculosis, a problem of human suffering. NTI NL 1969, 7,68�71.

1970111. Kul Bhushan, Nair SS&GanapathyKT: Assessment of post vaccination allergy among

those vaccinated without pre-vaccination tuberculin test. Indian J TB 1970, 17,18-31.

112. Chandrasekhar P, Nair SS, Padmanabha Rao K, Ramanatha Rao G & Pyarelal:Examination of multiple sputum specimens in a tuberculosis survey. Tubercle 1970,51, 255.

113. PadmanabhaRaoK&NagpaulDR: Bacteriological diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis� sputum microscopy. Bull IUAT 1970, 44, 67�77.

114. Nagpaul DR, Viswanath MK & Dwarakanath G: A Socio-epidemiological study ofout-patients attending a city tuberculosis clinic in India to judge the place of specialised

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centres in a tuberculosis control programme. Bull Wld Hlth Org 1970, 43, 17�34.

115. Gothi GD, Savic D, Baily GVJ&Rupert Samuel GE: Cases of pulmonary tuberculosisamong the out-patients attendingGeneral Health Institutions in an Indian city. BullWldHlth Org 1970, 43, 35-40.

116. Gothi GD: Epidemiology in control of pulmonary tuberculosis. NTI NL 1970, 8,7�12.

117. National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore: Outline of a tuberculosis programme forlarge cities based on the principles of National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1970, 8, 13�18.

118. Simeonov LA: Training requirements of medical and para-medical staff in the DistrictTuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1970, 8, 35�38.

119. Baily GVJ: Tuberculosis � amenable to organised community effort. NTI NL 1970,8, 39�41.

120. Arora BC: The basis for fixing forecasts for DTP. NTI NL 1970, 8, 61�63.

121. Radha Narayan: Communication model of a National Tuberculosis Institute. NTI NL1970, 8, 64�65.

122. Nagpaul DR: X-rays: their use in medical diagnosis. NTI NL 1970, 8, 83�87.

123. Menon VA: Some technical problems connected with effective utilization of X-rayequipments in National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1970, 8, 88�93.

1971124. Gothi GD, Nair SS & Pyarelal: Some epidemiological aspects of tuberculous disease

and infection in pediatric age group in a rural community. Indian Pediatrics 1971, 8,186�194.

125. Nair SS, Ramanatha Rao G & Chandrasekhar P: Distribution of tuberculous infection& disease in clusters of rural households. Indian J TB 1971, 18, 3�9.

126. Padmanabha RaoK, Nair SS, NaganathanN&Rajalakshmi R: Assessment of diagnosisof pulmonary tuberculosis by sputummicroscopy in aDistrict Tuberculosis Programme.Indian J TB 1971, 18, 10�21.

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127. Arora BC: The new role of District Tuberculosis Associations in the NationalTuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1971, 8, 1�4.

128. Nagpaul DR: The International Education Year. NTI NL 1971, 8, 5�7.

129. Nagpaul DR & Sudha S Murthy: The NTI News Letter-Opinion poll. NTI NL 1971,8, 26�30.

130. Nair SS: Some introspections on integration of NTP with General Health Services.NTI NL 1971, 8, 89�93.

131. Naganathan N: Random thoughts on NTP & NTI. NTI NL 1971, 8, 94�97

132. Gothi GD, Savic D, Baily GVJ, Padmanabha Rao K, Nair SS & Rupert Samuel GE:Collection and consumption of self-administered anti-tuberculosis drugs under programmeconditions. Indian J TB 1971, 18, 107�113.

133. Nair SS: Assessment and monitoring of National Tuberculosis Programme (NTP).Indian J TB 1971, 18, 131�134.

1972134. Nagpaul DR: Tuberculosis control teams. Indian J TB 1972, 19, 3�11.

135. Radha Narayan: Team training in a job-oriented course. NTI NL 1972, 9, 1�3.

136. Suresh T: Operations Research (OR) in Public Health (PH). NTI NL 1972, 9, 4�6.

137. Radha Narayan& Pramila Kumari S: Amodel for �motivation� of tuberculosis patientsunder the National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1972, 9, 20�22.

138. Nagpaul DR: Treatment results in DTP. NTI NL 1972, 9, 24�28.

139. Nagpaul DR: Science and the man today. NTI NL 1972, 9, 45�48.

140. Kul Bhushan, Mukherjee MN, Chattopadhya SP & Ganapathy KT: A comparisonbetween longitudinal and transverse diameters of tuberculin test indurations. Indian JMed Res 1972, 60, 1724�30.

1973141. Kul Bhushan, Nair SS, GanapathyKT&Vijay Singh: Acomparison of the Copenhagen

and Madras liquid BCG vaccines. Indian J TB 1973, 20, 4�9.

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142. Radha Narayan & Prabhakar S: Tuberculosis �An old disease in an ancient land (pastand present approach). NTI NL 1973, 10, 1�4.

143. Gothi GD: Current trend in research at National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore.NTI NL 1973, 10, 5�8.

144. RadhaNarayan: Community orientation of theNational Tuberculosis Programme. NTINL 1973, 10, 31�33.

145. Naganathan N: Guidelines for despatch of specimens for laboratory investigations.NTI NL 1973, 10, 35�38.

146. Baily GVJ, Kul Bhushan, Rupert Samuel GE & Keshava Murthy BK: Integration ofBCG vaccination in the General Health Services in rural areas. Indian J TB 1973,20, 155�160.

147. Nair SS & Gothi GD: Place of contact examination in a tuberculosis programme.Indian J TB 1973, 20, 164�72.

148. Krishna Murthy VV: Estimation of operational cost of a home visit from an urbancentre. NTI NL 1973, 10, 49�56.

149. Chakraborty AK: Some problems of epidemiological assessment of a DTP. NTI NL1973, 10, 57�61.

1974150. Nair SS: Significance of patients with X-ray evidence of active tuberculosis not

bacteriologically confirmed. Indian J TB 1974, 21, 3�5.

151. Gothi GD, Chakraborty AK & Banerjee GC: Interpretation of photofluorograms ofactive pulmonary tuberculosis patients found in epidemiological survey and their fiveyear fate. Indian J TB 1974, 21, 90�97.

152. Gothi GD, Nair SS, Kul Bhushan, Baily GVJ & Rupert Samuel GE: BCG vaccinationinduration size as an indicator of infection with mycobacterium tuberculosis. Indian JTB 1974, 21, 145�51.

153. Baily GVJ, Rupert Samuel GE & Nagpaul DR: A concurrent comparison of anunsupervised self-administered daily regimen and a fully supervised twiceweekly regimenof chemotherapy in a routine out-patient treatment programme. Indian J TB 1974,21, 152�167.

154. NaganathanN, PadmanabhaRaoK&RajalakshmiR: Cost of establishing and operating

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a tuberculosis bacteriological laboratory. Indian J TB 1974, 21, 181�90.

155. Krishna Murthy MS, Rangaswamy KR, Shashidhara AN & Banerjee GC: Someaspects of changes in rural population and fate of TB cases after an interval of 12years. NTI NL 1974, 11, 1�7.

156. Kakkar M: Chemoprophylaxis of tuberculosis. NTI NL 1974, 11, 8�11.

157. ChakrabortyAK: Delivery of anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy to the community. NTINL 1974, 11, 12�16.

158. Naganathan N: An inter-laboratory comparison. NTI NL 1974, 11, 27�28.

159. Nagpaul DR: A social comment. NTI NL 1974, 11, 29�31.

160. Naganathan N: Some guidelines for establishing a tuberculosis culture laboratory.NTI NL 1974, 11, 32�34.

161. Waaler HT, Gothi GD, Baily GVJ&Nair SS: Tuberculosis in rural south India:Astudyof possible trends and the potential impact of anti-tuberculosis programmes. BullWldHlth Org 1974, 51, 263�71.

162. National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore: Tuberculosis in a rural population of southIndia: A five year epidemiological study. Bull Wld Hlth Org 1974, 51, 473�88.

163. Rupert Samuel GE&Nair SS: Weeding of case index and cross index cards in DistrictTuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1974, 11, 50�53.

164. Nagpaul DR: Control programme of tuberculosis. Proceedings of the combinedNational Conference on Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases, 29th & Conferenceof the Eastern Region of IUAT, 9th, New Delhi, India, 1974, 50�57.

165. Chandrasekhar P & Gothi GD: Training of medical and paramedical tuberculosisworkers. Proceedings of the combined National Conference on Tuberculosis& Chest Diseases, 29th & Conference of the Eastern Region of IUAT, 9th,New Delhi, India, 1974, 185�90.

166. Nagpaul DR, Naganathan N& PrakashM: Diagnostic photofluorography and sputummicroscopy in tuberculosis case finding. Proceedings of the combined NationalConference on Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases, 29th & Conference of theEastern Region of IUAT, 9th, New Delhi, India, 1974, 338�-46.

167. Naganathan N, Nagpaul DR & Nair SS: Case finding by sputum microscopy.Proceedings of the combined National Conference on Tuberculosis & ChestDiseases, 29th & Conference of the Eastern Region of IUAT, 9th, New Delhi,India, 1974, 351�58.

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168. Baily GVJ & Gothi GD: The problem of drug resistance under conditions of drugchemotherapy. Proceedings of the combined National Conference onTuberculosis & Chest Diseases, 29th & Conference of the Eastern Region ofIUAT, 9th, New Delhi, India, 1974, 367�71.

1975169. Nagpaul DR: A tuberculosis programme for big cities. Indian J TB 1975, 22,

96�103.

170. Kul Bhushan, Baily GVJ, Nair SS, Ganapathy KT & Vijay Singh: Freeze dried BCGvaccine sealed in presence of nitrogen. Indian J Med Res 1975, 63, 1335�1343.

171. Arora BC & Satyanarayana C: Review of implementation of District TuberculosisProgrammes by PERT-CPM. NTI NL 1975, 12, 7�18.

172. Radha Narayan: A social perspective of India�s tuberculosis programme. NTI NL1975, 12, 40�44.

173. Shashidhara AN: Musings on epidemiological research. NTI NL 1975, 12, 61�63.

174. Radha Narayan: Changing perspectives of voluntary TB associations. J Bengal TBAssoc 1975, 38, 129.

1976175. KrishnaMurthyVV, Nair SS, Gothi GD&ChakrabortyAK: Incidence of tuberculosis

among newly infected population and in relation to the duration of infected status. IndianJ TB 1976, 23, 3�7.

176. Chakraborty AK & Gothi GD: Relapses among naturally cured cases of pulmonarytuberculosis. Indian J TB 1976, 23, 8�13.

177. Gothi GD, Nair SS, Chakraborty AK & Ganapathy KT: Five year incidence oftuberculosis and crudemortality in relation to non-specific tuberculin sensitivity. IndianJ TB 1976, 23, 58�63.

178. Gothi GD: Planning of the National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1976,13, 5�7.

179. Chakraborty AK, Ganapathy KT, Nair SS & Kul Bhushan: Prevalence of non-specificsensitivity to tuberculin in a south Indian rural population. Indian J Med Res 1976,64, 639�51.

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180. Rupert Samuel GE: Decision-making on statistical basis in the District TuberculosisProgramme. Seminar on Statistics for administration in Govt & Comml Orgn,B�lore, 1976.

181. Nair SS: Inadequacies of health intelligence system in India and some suggestions forimprovement. Seminar on Statistics for administration in Govt & Comml Orgn,B�lore, 1976.

182. Seetha MA, Rupert Samuel GE & Naidu VB: A study of some operational aspects oftreatment cards in a District Tuberculosis Programme. Indian J TB 1976, 23,90�97.

183. Gothi GD, Radha Narayan, Nair SS, Chakraborty AK & Srikantaramu N: Estimationof prevalence of bacillary tuberculosis on the basis of chest X-ray and/or symptomaticscreening. Indian J Med Res 1976, 64, 1150�59.

184. Dwarakanath S: NTI & NTP. SEHAT 1976, Sept, p 13.

185. Nair SS, Gothi GD, Naganathan N, Padmanabha Rao K, Banerjee GC & RajalakshmiR: Precision of estimates of prevalence of bacteriologically confirmed pulmonarytuberculosis in general population. Indian J TB 1976, 23, 152�59.

186. Radha Narayan, Susy Thomas, Pramila Kumari S, Prabhakar S, Ramaprakash AN,Suresh T & Srikantaramu N: Prevalence of chest symptoms & action taken bysymptomatics in a rural community. Indian J TB 1976, 23, 160�68.

187. SrikantaramuN,BailyGVJ&Nair SS: An operationalmodel of theDistrict TuberculosisProgramme. Indian J Pub Hlth 1976, 20, 3�8.

188. Rupert Samuel GE: Use of discriminant analysis for improving treatment completion inDistrict Tuberculosis Programme: Indian J Pub Hlth 1976, 20, 21�24.

189. Arora BC: Case finding and treatment in National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1976, 13, 35�39.

190. Seetha MA: Changing role of paramedical workers in the fight against tuberculosis.NTI NL 1976, 13, 40�45.

191. Nagpaul DR: The tuberculosis effort. NTI NL 1976, 13, 60�63.

192. Gothi GD: Tuberculosis Camps. NTI NL 1976, 13, 64�68.

193. Aneja KS: National Tuberculosis Programme � Role of hospitals and sanatoria. NTINL 1976, 13, 69�71.

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194. Nagpaul DR: An approach to the assessment of National Tuberculosis Programme.NTI NL 1976, 13, 72�-77.

195. Nair SS, Seetha MA & Arora BC: Educational and training requirements of healthcare delivery system. NIHAE BULL 1976, 9, 295�307.

196. Rajalakshmi R & Nair SS: Estimation of number of repeat examinations required todetect all tuberculosis cases in the community. Indian J Publ Hlth 1976, 20, 118�21.

1977197. Radha Narayan: The need to have a health education component for the National

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198. Nair SS: Inadequacies of the health intelligence system in India and some suggestionsfor improvement. NTI NL 1977, 14, 20�24.

199. Nair SS: Determination of appropriate index and time for assessing the effectivenessof tuberculosis control programme. Indian J TB 1977, 24, 58�61.

200. Gothi GD, Benjamin Isaac, Chakraborty AK, Rajalakshmi R & Sukant Singh:Tuberculosis in children in a slum community. Indian J TB 1977, 24, 68�74.

201. Gothi GD, Chakraborty AK, Jayalakshmi MJ & Ganapathy KT: Use of 20TU RT23and 5TU battey antigen for estimation of prevalence of non-specific tuberculinsensitivity. Indian J Med Res 1977, 66, 389�397.

202. Naganathan N & Rajalakshmi R: Utility of pyruvate medium for isolation ofM.bovisand M.tuberculosis resistant to INH. Indian J Med Res 1977, 66, 556�561.

203. Nagpaul DR, Baily GVJ, Prakash M & Rupert Samuel GE: Prevalence of symptomsin a south Indian rural community and utilisation of area health centre. Indian J MedRes 1977, 66, 635�647.

204. Rupert Samuel GE: Decision making on statistical basis in the District TuberculosisProgramme. NTI NL 1977, 14, 36�40.

205. Seetha MA & Gothi GD: Health education in national health programmes. NTI NL1977, 14, 41�45.

206. Aneja KS: Short course chemotherapy - retrospect & prospect. NTI NL 1977, 14,46�55.

207. Gothi GD: Prevention of tuberculosis. NTI NL 1977, 14, 56�59.

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209. Chakraborty AK: Research trend in chemotherapy. NTI NL 1977, 14, 84�86.

210. Seetha MA&Aneja KS: Defaulter retrieval and cost of defaulter actions at PeripheralHealth Institutions. NTI NL 1977, 14, 87�90.

211. Sudarshanam, NM: Patients behavior in District Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1977, 14, 91-96.

212. Dwarakanath S, Sukant Singh & Rajalakshmi R: Report on first & second passivefollow ups of child population in 0-14 years age group in a slum area of Bangalore. NTINL 1977, 14, 97�104.

213. Rupert Samuel GE: Monitoring of treatment activity using regression control charttechnique in DTP. NTI NL 1977, 14, 105�09.

214. Jagota P & Aneja KS: Priority to sputum positive cases under NTP- Rationale. NTINL 1977, 14, 111�16.3

1978215. Radha Narayan, Susy Thomas, Prabhakar S & Srikantaramu N: Interview as a tool for

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216. Menon NK& Chakraborty AK: Field service training in tuberculosis control. IndianJ TB 1978, 25, 11�16.

217. Gothi GD: Natural history of tuberculosis: Wander TAI Oration. Indian J TB 1978,25, supplement, 1-12.

218. GothiGD,ChakrabortyAK&JayalakshmiMJ: Incidence of sputumpositive tuberculosisin different epidemiological groups during five year follow-up of a rural population insouth India. Indian J TB 1978, 25, 83�91.

219. Aneja KS & Chakraborty AK: Is tuberculosis declining in India? NTI NL 1978, 15,9�14.

220. Kul Bhushan: Tuberculo-allergy and protection in the BCG vaccinated new borns.NTI NL 1978, 15, 15�17.

221. Gothi GD, Chakraborty AK, Krishna Murthy VV & Banerjee GC: Prevalence and

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222. Krishna Murthy VV, Nair SS & Gothi GD: A comparison of new cases (incidencecases) who had come from different epidemiological groups in the population. Indian JTB 1978, 25, 144�46.

223. Nair SS: Role of statistics in clinical medicine. Bombay Hospital Journal 1978, 20,27�30.

224. Kul Bhushan: Tuberculin tests, its scope and limitations. NTI NL 1978, 15, 39�44.

225. Jagota P & Aneja KS: Routine follow-up of adequately treated cases of pulmonarytuberculosis � A futile effort. NTI NL 1978, 15, 45�51.

226. Nagpaul DR: Tuberculosis in India; A perspective. J Ind Med Assn 1978, 71,44�48.

227. ChakrabortyAK, Gothi GD, Dwarakanath S & Hardan Singh: Tuberculosis mortalityrate in a south Indian rural population. Indian J TB 1978, 25, 181�86.

228. Gothi GD, Chakraborty AK, Parthasarathy K & Krishna Murthy VV: Incidence ofpulmonary tuberculosis and change in bacteriological status of cases at shorter intervals.Indian J Med Res 1978, 68, 564�74.

229. Kul Bhushan: Normal and abnormal BCG reactions. NTI NL 1978, 15, 65�69.

230. Aneja KS, Chakraborty AK, Menon VA, Radha Narayan, Srikantan K, & Seetha MA:Medicaleducation in India � its future direction. Indian J Med Education 1978, 17,1�7.

231. Kul Bhushan: Primary complex and BCG vaccination. Souvenir A.V. Jasani TBHospital, Kotharia (Rajkot) 1978, 82�87.

232. Radha Narayan: Long term sociological follow-up of symptom recurrence and actiontaken by tuberculosis patients. Indian J Prev Soc Med 1978, 9, 85�91.

1979233. Nagpaul DR, Naganathan N & Prakash M: Some aspects of sputum examination in

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234. National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore: An operational study of alternativemethodsof case finding for tuberculosis control. Indian J TB 1979, 26, 27�34.

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235. Aneja KS, Gothi GD & Rupert Samuel GE: Controlled study of the effect of specifictreatment on bacteriological status of �suspect cases�. Indian J TB 1979, 26,50�57.

236. Seetha MA, Rajani Gandha Dei & Srikantaramu N: Effect of short term intensivehealth education on case finding in rural community. NTI NL 1979, 16, 1�7.

237. Sudha S Murthy: Know your journal. NTI NL 1979, 16, 36�37.

238. Raj Narain, Gothi GD, Ganapathy KT & Shyamasundara CV: Effect on tuberculinallergy of tuberculin tests given 18 months earlier. Indian J Med Res 1979, 69,886�92.

239. NaganathanN,GanapathyKT&Rajalakshmi R: Evaluation of sputum smears preparedby different methods. Indian J Med Res 1979, 69, 893�900.

240. Gothi GD, Chakraborty AK, Nair SS, Ganapathy KT & Banerjee GC: Prevalence oftuberculosis in a south Indian district twelve years after initial survey. Indian J TB1979, 26, 121�35.

241. Radha Narayan, Prabhakar S, Susy Thomas, Pramila Kumari S, Suresh T &Srikantaramu N: A sociological study of awareness of symptoms and action taking ofpersons with pulmonary tuberculosis (A re-survey). Indian J TB 1979, 26, 136�46.

242. Menon NK: 20th anniversary of NTI. NTI NL 1979, 16, 38�42.

243. Aneja KS: Short-course chemotherapy in National Tuberculosis Programme. NTINL 1979, 16, 43-52.

244. Seetha MA: Some concepts in curriculum formulation in job oriented training. NTINL 1979, 16, 53-59.

245. Chakraborty AK, Gothi GD, Benjamin Isaac, Rangaswamy KR, Krishna Murthy MS&Rajalakshmi R: Chest diseases and tuberculosis in a slum community and problemsin estimating their prevalence. Indian J Pub Hlth 1979, 23, 88�99.

246. Menon VA: Equipment management in health services. NTI NL 1979, 16, 77�86.

247. Naganathan N: Some aspects of fluorescent microscopy. NTI NL 1979, 16, 91�93.

248. Chakraborty AK: What has the NTI achieved? NTI NL 1979, 16, 104�10.

249. Sudha S Murthy & Chakraborty AK: Research in the field of tuberculosis control atNational Tuberculosis Institute � A trend report. NTI NL 1979, 16, 111�18.

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250. Channabasavaiah R & Chakraborty AK: Diagnosis of sputum positive tuberculosiscases prevalent in a district of south India. J Comm Dis 1979, 11, 101�11.

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1980252. Chakraborty AK, Ganapathy KT & Gothi GD: Prevalence of infection among

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253. Arora BC, Shyamasundara CV & Satyanarayana C: Problems of organization andadministration of District Tuberculosis Programmes in the southern region. NTI NL1980, 17, 42�49.

254. Seetha MA& Menon VA: NTI SIDA-WHO training course on odelca camera. NTINL 1980, 17, 54�58.

255. Chakraborty AK, Ganapathy KT & Rajalakshmi R: Effect of nutritional status ondelayed hypersensitivity due to tuberculin test in children of an urban slum community.Indian J TB 1980, 27, 115�119

256. Aneja KS, Seetha MA, Hardan Singh & Leela V: Influence of initial motivation ontreatment of tuberculosis patients. Indian J TB 1980, 27, 123�129.

257. Aneja KS, Menon NK, Chakraborty AK, Srikantan K & Manjunath M: Feasibility ofinvolvement of the multi purpose workers in case finding in District TuberculosisProgramme. Indian J TB 1980, 27, 158-166.

258. Radha Narayan: BCG vaccination - community view point. NTI NL 1980, 17,75�77.

259. Aneja KS & Srikantan K: Training for multi purpose workers in District TuberculosisProgramme. NTI NL 1980, 17, 78�87.

260. Baily GVJ: The efficacy of BCG vaccination - A brief report of the Chingleput BCGtrial. NTI NL 1980, 17, 108�-118.

261. Sudha SMurthy: Initiating an information centre on tuberculosis in a district. NTINL1980, 17, 124�129.

262. Chakraborty AK: The use of screening tools for the estimation of tuberculosis caserates in a community. Indian J Pub Hlth 1980, 24, 115�120.

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266. Baily GVJ: Present status of immunisation against tuberculosis. Indian J TB 1981,28, 117�125.

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268. Radha Narayan: Pillory of a programme. Bull IUAT 1981, 56, 44�48.

269. Baily GVJ: Robert Koch 1843 � 1910. NTI NL 1981, 18, 3�7.

270. Radha Narayan & Prabhakar S: Primary Health Care: Evolution in India � Part I: Therudiments. NTI NL 1981, 18, 3�12.

271. KrishnaMurthyMS: Seeking information on tuberculosis � The long search! NTINL1981, 18, 13-18.

272. Susy Thomas: Tuberculosis services � A people�s programme. NTI NL 1981, 18,19�21.

273. Bharathi Jones: Evaluation of efficiency of microscopy centres in District TuberculosisProgramme. NTI NL 1981, 18, 22�26.

274. Chandrasekhar P& Seetha MA: Decentralization of training for District TuberculosisProgramme. NTI NL 1981, 18, 27�31.

275. Seetha MA, Srikantaramu N, Aneja KS & Hardan Singh: Influence of motivation ofpatients and their family members on the drug collection by patients. Indian J TB1981, 28, 182�190.

276. Srikantan K & Rupert Samuel GE: Communication system between district healthoffice and Primary Health Centre. Health & Population Perspective & Issues

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277. Aneja KS & Banerji A: Selection of drug regimens in the treatment of tuberculosis.Karnataka Medical Journal 1981, 46/July-Sept, 215�220.

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1982280. Radha Narayan: Importance of human factors in tuberculosis control. Souvenir of Dr

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281. Aneja KS&Rupert Samuel GE: Organizational effort in a clinical trial and its relevanceto applicability of short course chemotherapy in National Tuberculosis Programme.Indian J TB 1982, 29, 19�28.

282. Radha Narayan, Susy Thomas, Srikantaramu N& Srikantan K: Illness perception andmedical relief in rural communities. Indian J TB 1982, 29, 98�103.

283. Kurthkoti AG: Continuing medical education: library needs of health professionals.Proce Nat Semi Hlth Sci Libraries in India 1982, 43�47.

284. Sudha S Murthy: Health science libraries as information dissemination and healtheducation centres. Proce Nat Semi Hlth Sci Libraries in India 1982, 75-82.

285. Chakraborty AK, Hardan Singh, Srikantan K, Rangaswamy KR, Krishna Murthy MS& Steaphen JA: Tuberculosis in a rural population of south India; Report on fivesurveys. Indian J TB 1982, 29, 153�167.

286. Krishna Murthy VV: Mortality and case fatality of tuberculosis cases diagnosed in arural population of south India. NTI NL 1982, 19, 8�13.

287. Aneja KS & Krishna Murthy VV: Influence of training variation in case finding atPeripheral Health Institutions in District Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1982, 19,22�28.

288. GanapathyKT&Chakraborty AK: Doesmalnutrition affect tuberculin hypersensitivityreaction in the community. Indian J Pediatrics 1982, 49, 377�382.

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290. Aneja KS: Chemotherapy in National Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1982, 19,58�70.

291. Radha Narayan: Primary health care � Evolution in India � Part II: The roots. NTINL 1982, 19, 71�74.

292. Krishna Murthy VV: Prevalence, incidence and fate of suspect cases of tuberculosis.NTI NL 1982, 19, 75�80.

293. Baily GVJ: ICMR study on BCG vaccination. Swasth Hind 1982, 26, 209�210.

294. Seetha MA & Aneja KS: Problem of drug default and role of motivation. Indian JPub Hlth 1982, 26, 234�243.

295. Jagota P: Short Course Chemotherapy � procedural strategies in District TuberculosisProgramme. NTI NL 1982, 19, 95�104.

1983296. Baily GVJ: Tuberculosis control in India � current problems and possible solutions.

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297. Radha Narayan, Jones A, Prabhakar S & Srikantaramu N: A study of tuberculosisservices as a component of Primary Health Care. Indian J TB 1983, 30, 69�73.

298. Aneja KS, Jagota P&Rupert Samuel GE: Tuberculosis hospital admission system andNational Tuberculosis Programme. JIMA 1983, 81, 213�215.

1984299. Aneja KS, Chandrashekar P, Seetha MA, Shanmuganandan VC & Rupert Samuel GE:

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300. Naganathan N: Panel discussion on treatment and drug resistance in tuberculosis.NTI NL 1984, 20, 34�38.

301. Channabasavaiah R & Chakraborty AK: Distribution of tuberculosis cases amongfamily relations in a rural community. NTI NL 1984, 20, 63�72.

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302. Jagota P: Adverse reactions to anti-tubercular drugs -A tabular presentation. NTI NL1984, 20, 108.

1985303. Jagota P&Baily GVJ: Present chemotherapeutic management of tuberculosis in India.

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304. Kurthkoti AG&Hardan Singh: Changes in the prevalence rates of infection in youngerage groups in a rural population of Bangalore district over a period of 5 years. NTINL1985, 21, 28�40.

305. Baily GVJ & Jagota P: Chemotherapy of tuberculosis. NTI NL 1985, 21, 54�63.

306. Chandrasekhar P: Concept of surveillance & monitoring in tuberculosis. NTI NL1985, 21, 75�81.

1986307. Chandrasekhar P: Estimation of mortality due to tuberculosis. NTI NL 1986, 22,

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308. TRC & NTI: A controlled clinical trial of 3 and 5 month regimens in the treatment ofsputumpositive pulmonary tuberculosis in south India. Ame Rev Resp Dis 1986,134, 27�33.

309. Naganathan N, Mahadev B, Challu VK, Rajalakshmi R & Bharathi Jones: Virulenceof tubercle bacilli isolated from patients with tuberculosis in Bangalore, India.Tubercle1986, 67, 261�267.

310. Kale RV & Seetha MA: Case finding in District Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1986, 22, 48�53.

311. Seetha MA& Kale RV: Case holding in District Tuberculosis Programme. NTI NL1986, 22, 54�63.

312. Chandrasekhar P: Radiology of chest - A brief review. NTI NL 1986, 22, 89�94.

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314. BalasangameshwaraVH&Sujatha Chandrasekaran: Immunology of tuberculosis. NTINL 1987, 23, 36�41.

315. Sujatha Chandrasekaran: Immunology of tuberculosis. NTI NL 1987, 23, 57�62.

316. Radha Narayan& SrikantaramuN: Significance of some social factors in the treatmentbehaviour of tuberculosis patients. NTI NL 1987, 23, 76�90.

317. RadhaNarayan, Pramila Prabhakar, Prabhakar S&SrikantaramuN: Study of utilisationof general health and tuberculosis services by a rural community. NTI NL 1987, 23,91�103.

318. Chaudhuri K: Introduction of Short Course Chemotherapy under National TuberculosisProgramme. NTI NL 1987, 23, 104�106.

1988319. Chandrasekhar P: Eradication of tuberculosis -Amyth or reality.Wander TAI Oration.

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320. Chandrasekhar P: Primary health care and tuberculosis programme. Dr PV BenjaminMemorial Oration. NTI NL 1988, 24, 3�21.

321. Seetha MA: Short Course Chemotherapy � rewards and challenges. Indian J TB1988, 35, 123�127.

322. Seetha MA: Patients compliance towards different drug regimens under DistrictTuberculosis Programme. NTI NL 1988, 24, 46�51.

323. Challu VK: Altered forms of mycobacteria undetected by routine smear and cultureexaminations. NTI NL 1988, 24, 57�60.

324. Chandrasekaran P: Some aspects of dark room technique influencing the quality ofminiature X-ray picture. NTI NL 1988, 24, 81�84.

1989325. Jagota P, Gupta EVV, Nagaraja Rao BS, Parimala N & Baily GVJ: The acceptability

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326. Jagota P, Mahadev B, Uke BT & Vasudeva Rao KL: Study of camps for examiningsputum of chest symptomatics attending out-patients of Peripheral Health Institutions.Indian J TB 1989, 36, 27�30.

327. Challu VK, Mahadev B, Rajalakshmi R & Chaudhuri K: Recovery of tubercle bacillifromurine of pulmonary tuberculosis patients and its comparisonwith the correspondingsputum isolates. Indian J TB 1989, 36, 107�111.

328. Krishna Murthy VV & Ganapathy KT: Are the absentees for examinations in theepidemiological survey of tuberculosis different from those examined? NTINL 1989,25, 15�21.

329. Chaudhuri K & Challu VK: AIDS and its impact on tuberculosis. NTI NL 1989, 25,36�40.

330. Sudha Xirasagar, Jagota P, Parimala N & Chaudhuri K: A study of adverse drugreactions in two regimens of short course chemotherapy. NTI NL 1989, 25, 51�60.

331: Jagota P, Sudha Xirasagar, Parimala N & Chaudhuri K: A study of operational factorsinfluencing the applicability of two regimens of Short Course Chemotherapy underconditions of an urban tuberculosis programme. Indian J TB 1989, 36, 213�223.

1990332. Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Venkatarama Gupta EV, Chauhan MM, Baily GVJ &

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333: Krishna Murthy VV & Chaudhuri K: Risk of pulmonary tuberculosis associated withexogenous reinfection and endogenous reactivation in a south Indian rural population: amathematical estimate. Indian J TB 1990, 37, 63�67.

334. Jagota P, Sreenivas TR, Parimala N & Chaudhuri K: The fate of resistant cases treatedwith three different drug regimens of Short Course Chemotherapy (SCC) underprogramme conditions. Indian J TB 1990, 37, 83�87.

335. Motiram G & Chakraborty AK: Prevalence of childhood tuberculosis and problems inits diagnosis in a community. NTI NL 1990, 26, 8�17.

336. Chauhan MM, Mahadev B, Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Rajalakshmi R & Chaudhuri K:Ziehl-Neelsen staining of sputum smears avoiding the step of decolourisation withalcohol. NTI NL 1990, 26, 21�24.

337. National Tuberculosis Institute, Bangalore: On conducting tuberculosis surveys.NTINL 1990, 26, 25�27.

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339. Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Chauhan MM, Rajalakshmi R, Chaudhuri K & Mahadev B:Initial drug resistance to anti-tuberculosis drugs in patients attending an urban districttuberculosis centre. Indian J TB 1990, 37, 215�216.

340. Jagota P, Chakraborty AK, Sreenivas TR, Balasangameshwara VH & Chaudhuri K:Short Course Chemotherapy in National Tuberculosis Programme - Issues andimplications. NTI NL 1990, 26, 42�51.

341. Suryanarayana L & Suryanarayana HV: Tuberculosis surveillance - an approach.Souvenir AP State TB & Chest Diseases Workers Conference, Guntur, India,8�9 Sep 1990.

342. Jagota P: Present status of Short Course Chemotherapy in National TuberculosisProgramme. Souvenir AP State TB & Chest Diseases Workers Conference,Guntur, India, 8�9 Sep 1990.

343. Challu VK: Biologically distinct isolates of M.tuberculosis in patients with bacillarytuberculosis in India. Proceedings of INDO-US Workshop on major advances inTB research, Madras, India, 4-7 Dec 1989, 53�55.

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345. Chakraborty AK, KrishnaMurthyMS& Shashidhara AN: The tuberculin skin test - Aguide for clinicians. Souvenir of CME for CHS Medical Officers 1991.

346. Jagota P,VenkataramaGupta EV, SreenivasTR, ParimalaN&Chaudhuri K: Operationalfeasibility of an unsupervised intermittent Short Course Chemotherapy regimen at theDistrict Tuberculosis Centre. (RC Garg Memorial Award Paper). Indian J TB 1991,38, 55�62.

347. Chauhan MM, Sreenivas TR & Chaudhuri K: Effect of carbondioxide on the primaryisolation of mycobacteria. Indian J TB 1991, 38, 81�85.

348. Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Sreenivas TR&Chaudhuri K: Modified sputummicroscopytechniques sparing the use of alcohol for field application. Indian J TB 1991, 38,87�90.

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349. KrishnaMurthyMS, Channabasavaiah R, NagarajAV&Chandrasekhar P: Incidenceof tuberculosis infection in a south Indian village with a single sputum positive case: anepidemiological case study. Indian J TB 1991, 38, 123�30.

350. Chaudhuri K, Krishna Murthy MS, Shashidhara AN, Channabasavaiah R, SreenivasTR & Chakraborty AK: Tuberculin testing in the community through General HealthServices in preparation for tuberculosis surveillance - a study of feasibility. Indian JTB 1991, 38, 131�37.

351. Prabhakar S: Integration of District Tuberculosis Programme � an observation. NTINL 1991, 27, 23-28.

352. Chaudhuri K: District Tuberculosis Programme: key issues in management. NTI NL1991, 27, 62�73.

353. Pramila Prabhakar: Importance of motivation in District Tuberculosis Programme.NTI NL 1991, 27, 74�77.

1992354. Chakraborty AK, Balasangameshwara VH, Jagota P, Sreenivas TR & Chaudhuri K:

Short Course Chemotherapy and efficiency variables in National TuberculosisProgramme: A model. Indian J TB 1992, 39, 9�20.

355. ShashidharaAN& Chaudhuri K: Tuberculin skin test - an abridged version. Indian JTB 1992, 39, 53�56.

356. Balasangameshwara VH, Chakraborty AK&Chaudhuri K : Amathematical constructof epidemiological time trend in tuberculosis � A fifty year study. Indian J TB 1992,39, 87�98.

357. Sreenivas TR, Shyamasundara CV & Chaudhuri K: Impact of Short CourseChemotherapy on the operational efficiency ofNationalTuberculosis Programme. IndianJ TB 1992, 39, 107�111.

358. NTI: Tuberculin testing in a partly BCG vaccinated population. Indian J TB 1992,39, 149�58.

359. ChalluVK, SujathaChandrasekaran, Sreenivas TR,ChauhanMM, JonesB, RajalakshmiR, Mahadev B, Balasangameshwara VH & Chaudhuri K: Role of nontuberculousinfection in immunisation against tuberculosis. Indian J TB 1992, 39, 165�70.

360. Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Jagota P & Chaudhuri K: Initial drug resistance to anti-tuberculosis drugs in urban and rural District Tuberculosis Programme. Indian J TB

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361. Chakraborty AK: Forum on DrWallace Fox�s Oration: �TB in India: past present andfuture�. Indian J TB 1992, 39, 195�98.

362. Chakraborty AK, Chaudhuri K, Sreenivas TR, Krishna Murthy MS, Shashidhara AN& Channabasavaiah R: Tuberculous infection in a rural population of south India: 23year trend. Tubercle & Lung Dis 1992, 73, 213�18.

363. Sreenivas TR: Importance of power in statistical inference. NTI NL 1992, 28, 9�15.

364. Chakraborty AK: Uses of epidemiology: tuberculosis control programme in the Indianepidemiological perspective - A brief update. NTI NL 1992, 28, 16�26.

365. ShashidharaAN&KrishnaMurthyMS: Research priorities of the 1990�s: TuberculosisControl. NTI NL 1992, 28, 27�34.

366. Surendra HD: Sputum microscopy - common problems and possible solutions. NTINL 1992, 28, 85-86.

367. Chakraborty AK: Case for a repeat epidemiological survey in India: Indian J TB1992, 39, 209-212.

1993368. BalasangameshwaraVH&ChakrabortyAK: Validity of case finding tools in a National

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369. Chaudhuri K, Jagota P & Parimala N: Results of treatment with a Short CourseChemotherapy regimen used under field conditions inDistrict Tuberculosis Programme.Indian J TB 1993, 40, 83�89.

370. Krishna Murthy VV: Evaluation of performance of National Tuberculosis Programmeduring VII plan. Indian J TB 1993, 40, 129�136.

371. Channabasavaiah R, Murali Mohan V, Suryanarayana HV, Krishna Murthy MS &Shashidhara AN: Waning of BCG scar and its implications. Indian J TB 1993, 40,137�144.

372. Prabhakar S, Sujatha Chandrasekaran & Chaudhuri K: Effect of District TuberculosisProgramme training on knowledge of laboratory technician trainees.Health & PopunPerspectives & Issues 1993, 15, 134-139.

373. Jagota P, Chakraborty AK & Balasangameshwara VH: Case holding in tuberculosis

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374. Saroja VN & Rangachari S: Motivation of tuberculosis patients. NTI Bull 1993, 29,10�12.

375. Krishna Reddy P: Mass miniature radiographic roll film cassette - maintenance andrepair. NTI Bull 1993, 29, 13�16.

376. Challu VK, Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Mahadev B, Bharathi Jones & Rajalakshmi R:Behaviour of south Indian variant of M.tuberculosis during eight years of animalpassage. Indian J TB 1993, 40, 191�194.

377. ChauhanMM: Non tuberculous mycobacteria isolated from an epidemiological surveyin rural population of Bangalore district. Indian J TB 1993, 40, 195�197.

378. ChakrabortyAK: Tuberculosis situation in India: Measuring it through time. Indian JTB 1993, 40, 215�225.

379. Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Rajalakshmi R & Jagota P: Value of sputum examination inpredicting prognosis during Short Course Chemotherapy. NTI Bull 1993, 29, 41�44.

1994380. Chakraborty AK, Channabasavaiah R, Krishna Murthy MS, Shashidhara AN, Krishna

Murthy VV & Chaudhuri K: Prevalence of pulmonary tuberculosis in a peri-urbancommunity of Bangalore under various methods of population screening. Indian J TB1994, 41, 17�27.

381. Suryanarayana L,VembuK, Satyanarayana C&Rajalakshmi R: Status of Short CourseChemotherapy under National Tuberculosis Programme. Indian J TB 1994, 41,211�221.

382. Jagota P,VenkataramaGupta EV&Channabasavaiah R: Fate of smear positive patientsof pulmonary tuberculosis at an Urban District Tuberculosis Centre, five years aftertreatment. Indian J TB 1994, 41, 223�232.

383. Prabhakar S: Health education in tuberculosis control. NTI Bull 1994, 30, 17�20.

384. Challu VK: Animal experimentation and its application in tuberculosis control. NTIBull 1994, 30, 45�47.

385. Vembu K: Common errors in recording and reporting by the District TuberculosisProgramme. NTI Bull 1994, 30, 54-56.

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1995386. Chakraborty AK, Suryanarayana HV, Krishna Murthy VV, Krishna Murthy MS &

Shashidhara AN: Prevalence of tuberculosis in a rural area by an alternative surveymethod without prior radiographic screening of population. Tubercle & Lung Dis1995, 76, 20�24.

387. Suryanarayana L, Vembu K, Rajalakshmi R & Satyanarayana C: Performance ofNational Tuberculosis Programme in 1993 � an appraisal. Indian J TB 1995, 42,101�115.

388. Rajalakshmi R & Jaigopal MV: A comparison of performance of X-ray centres,microscopy centres and referring centres under District Tuberculosis Programme.Indian J TB 1995, 42, 215�20.

389. Jagota P: Dynamics of treatment: under various chemotherapy situations in thetuberculosis control programme. NTI Bull 1995, 31, 1�6.

390. Sudha SMurthy: Putting the knowledge to action at the National Tuberculosis Institute,Bangalore. NTI Bull 1995, 31, 14�17.

391. Ramamurthy PS: Factors controlling the quality of radiograph and the quality assurance.NTI Bull 1995, 31, 37�41.

392. Chadha VK & Deshmukh DB: Case finding and related issues in tuberculosis. NTIBull 1995, 31, 48�53.

393. Chauhan MM & Satyanarayana AVV: Causes of drug resistance - a chart. NTI Bull1995, 31, 54.

1996394. Jagota P, Sreenivas TR & Parimala N: Improving treatment compliance by observing

differences in treatment irregularity. Indian J TB 1996, 43, 75�80.

395. Balasangameshwara VH, Jagota P & Channabasavaiah R: Persistent chest symptomsin smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients treatedwith standard and Short CourseChemotherapy regimens under a District Tuberculosis Programme �Afive year follow-up. Indian J TB 1996, 43, 143�150.

396. Sudha SMurthy: Marketing of information services and products: a changing scenarioof traditional libraries. National convention of MLAI - 1996, Hyderabad, India,14 - 16 November 1996, 15�23.

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397. Chadha VK, Krishna Murthy MS & Channabasavaiah R: Sample size requirementsfor tuberculin surveys. NTI Bull 1996, 32, 3�5.

398. Chauhan MM, Mahadev B & Balasangameshwara VH: Prevention of acquired drugresistance. NTI Bull 1996, 32, 14.

399. Chauhan MM& Challu VK: Drug sensitivity and virulence ofM.Tuberculosis grownin the presence of carbon dioxide: Indian J TB 1996, 43, 155�58.

400. Sujatha Chandrasekaran, Chauhan MM & Parimala N: Serodiagnosis of pulmonarytuberculosis and evaluation of two elisa kits. Indian J TB 1996, 43, 159�162.

401. Chadha VK: Epidemiological indicators of tuberculosis. NTI Bull 1996, 32, 31�36.

402. SophiaVijay, Sreenivas TR, ParimalaN&Prabhakar S: Profile ofDais andAnganawadisfor their possible utilisation as drug distributors in National TB Programme.NTI Bull1996, 32, 39�48.

1997403. Chadha VK, Suryanarayana HV, Krishna Murthy MS, Jagannath PS & Shashidhara

AN: Prevalence of undernutrition among peri-urban children and its influence on theestimation of annual risk of tuberculosis infection. Indian J TB 1997, 44, 67�71.

404. Jagota P, BalasangameshwaraVH, JayalakshmiMJ& IslamMM:An alternativemethodof providing supervised short course chemotherapy inDistrict Tuberculosis Programme.Indian J TB 1997, 44, 73�77.

405. Jagota P: Pregnancy and Tuberculosis. Jour Int Med 1997, 8, 119�20.

406. Jagota P, Suryanarayana HV & Chadha VK: Childhood tuberculosis today. Jour IntMed 1997, 8, 121�24.

407. Chadha VK: Global trends of Tuberculosis - an epidemiological review. NTI Bull1997, 33, 11�18.

408. Chadha VK, Krishna Murthy MS, Shashidhara AN & Magesh V: Findings of BCGscar survey in Bangalore city. Indian J Prev Soc Med 1997, 28, 81�89.

409. Chadha VK & Krishnamurthy MS: Rationale and a methodology for estimation ofannual risk of infection of tuberculosis in urban areas. NTI Bull 1997, 33, 50�55.

410. Chauhan MM: Reliability and applicability of serological tests in the diagnosis oftuberculosis. NTI Bull 1997, 33, 56�61.

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1998411. Jagota P: Case-finding policy for National Tuberculosis Programme. Indian J TB

1998, 45, 3�7.

412. Vijay Kumar Challu, Sujatha Chandrasekaran & Chauhan MM: Haematogenousdissemination of pulmonary isolates ofM.Tuberculosis in animalmodel � a quantitativemeasurement. Indian J TB 1998, 45, 23�27.

413. Jagota P, Mahadev B, Srikantaramu N, Balasangameshwara VH & Sreenivas TR:Case-finding in District Tuberculosis Programme: potential and performance. Indian JTB 1998, 45, 39�46.

414. Jagota P, Sujatha Chandrasekaran & Sumathi G: Follow-up of pulmonary tuberculosispatients treated with Short Course Chemotherapy through traditional birth attendants(DAIS). Indian J TB 1998, 45, 89�93.

415. Sophia Vijay, Krishna Murthy MS & Srikantaramu N: Fate of pulmonary tuberculosispatients diagnosed in a prevalence survey � A socio-epidemiological follow up afterfive years. Indian J TB 1998, 45, 199-205.

416. Anil Kumar G, Chauhan MM & Ajitkumar P: Cloning and expression of the genecoding for FtsH protease from Mycobacterium tuberculosis H37Rv. Gene 1998, 214,7-11.

417. Mahadev B: Merits & demerits of conventionally used diagnostic tools in pulmonarytuberculosis under National Tuberculosis Programme, NTI Bulletin 1998, 34, 6-8.

418. Jagota P: BCG - Do we have to continue to use ? Yes, NTI Bulletin 1998, 34,70-71.

1999419. Suryanarayana L, Rajalakshmi R, Jaigopal MV & Radhakrishna SG: Performance of

National Tuberculosis Programme during 1996 � A Report. Indian J TB 1999, 46,11-20.

420. Chauhan MM, Mahadev B, Balasangameshwara VH & Srikantaramu N: Assessmentof trisodium phosphate for storage and isolation of mycobacteria in single step culturemethod. Indian J TB 1999, 46, 29-36.

421. Jagota P & Chadha VK: Tuberculosis among agricultural workers and its control.Proceedings of WHO-ROHC sponsored training programme on occupational

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422. Jagota P: Prevention and treatment of tuberculosis and its technology requirements.Proceedings of seminar on technology management in health care systems,Defence bioengineering & electromedical laboratory (DEBEL), Bangalore,18-19 July 1998, 88-96.

423. Chadha VK, Krishnamurthy MS, Shashidhara AN, Jagannatha PS & Magesh V:Estimation of annual risk of tuberculosis infection among BCG vaccinated children,Indian J TB 1999, 46, 105-112.

424. Suryanarayana L, Suryanarayana HV & Jagannatha PS: Prevalence of pulmonarytuberculosis among children in a south Indian community, Indian J TB 1999, 46,171-178.

425. Sophia Vijay, Balasangameshwara VH & Srikantaramu N: Treatment dynamics andprofile of tuberculosis patients under the District Tuberculosis Programme (DTP)- Aprospective cohort study, Indian J TB 1999, 46, 239-49.

426. Jagota P: Sociological research conducted in the field of tuberculosis in India, STCNewsletter 1999, 9/2, 5-15.

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