<prompt> In Leprosy which of the following is not seen:Abnormal EMGVoluntary muscle wastingDecreased ProprioceptionDecreased response to tactile sensation  <response>: C i.e. Decreased proprioception - Nerves commonly involved in leprosy are. - Posterior tibial is the most frequently affected nerve fb ulnarQ, median, lateral popliteal and facial. Ulnar median nerve lesions are usually lowQ, causing small muscles but not deep flexor weakness, anesthesia of two halves of hand Rook - 32.13 - The most commonly affected nerve trunk is ulnar nerve at elbowQ. Insensitivity affects fine touch, pain and heat receptors but generally spares position vibrating appreciationQ Harrison 1383 Generation time of lepra bacilli is 12 - 13 days. Maximum no. of bacilli is shed in nasal secretions. Virchow cells are diagnostic. Lepra cells Foam cells are large undifferentiated histiocytesQ. Ist involved is Schwann cell. Ist sensation lost is temperature pain. Propioception is carried by Goll Burdech tract posterior column which is not involved in leprosyQ. Temperature painQ lost earlier than touch pressure. Leprosy mainly affects peripheral nerves, eventually lit muscle wasting. Myopathy, muscle wasting may Vt abnormal EMGQ. Posterior tibial most commonQ. Ulnar 2 most common, most commonly Vt abscessQ Peroneallateral popliteal Median Facial Posterior auricular Supra orbital, supraclavicular, 