Syphilis (2)
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This document discusses the various stages of syphilis infection including primary, secondary, and late syphilis. It describes characteristic symptoms at each stage such as chancres during primary infection, rashes and hair loss during secondary, and gummas and cardiovascular or neurological complications during late syphilis. Congenital syphilis and its effects are also covered.
Syphilis (2)
- 1. Syphilis
- 2. Syphilis - Treponema pallidum
- 3. Syphilis - Treponema pallidum on darkfield
- 5. Primary syphilis - chancre
- 6. Primary syphilis - chancre
- 7. Primary syphilis - chancre of anus
- 8. Primary syphilis - chancre
- 9. Secondary syphilis - papulosquamous rash
- 10. Secondary syphilis - papulo-pustular rash
- 14. Secondary syphilis - alopecia
- 15. Late syphilis - serpiginous gummata of forearm
- 16. Late syphilis - ulcerating gumma
- 17. Cardiovascular syphilis - narrowing of coronary ostia in aortus
- 18. Neurosyphilis - spirochetes in neural tissue
- 19. Congenital syphilis - mucous patches
- 20. Congenital syphilis - - Hutchinson’s teeth
- 21. Congenital syphilis - perforation of palate