This book is of value to pathologists, endocrinologists, clinicians, and medical researchers. Table of Contents Preface to the Second Edition Preface to the First Edition Chapter I.—Introduction Chapter II. [elsevier.com]

This book is composed of 15 chapters, and begins with a brief introduction to the pathology of syphilis, followed by chapters on the physiologic changes in the thyroid gland, including thyroid enlargement and goiter formation, in early syphilis. [elsevier.com]

’s triad (composed of Hutchinson’s teeth, interstitial keratitis and sensorineural deafness), Clutton’s joints (synovitis and joint effusion), short maxillae and a high arched palate. [dermatologyadvisor.com]

—Notes on Nervous Dysphagia, with Special Reference to Its Cause Chapter VIII.—Syphilis and Nervous Dyspepsia Chapter IX.—Syphilis and the 'Chronic Abdomen' Chapter X.—Abdominal Adhesions in Latent Syphilis Chapter XI. [elsevier.com]

—Syphilis and Nervous Dyspepsia Chapter IX.—Syphilis and the 'Chronic Abdomen' Chapter X.—Abdominal Adhesions in Latent Syphilis Chapter XI.—Some Clinical Features in Latent Syphilis Chapter XII. [elsevier.com]

—Notes on Nervous Dysphagia, with Special Reference to Its Cause Chapter VIII.—Syphilis and Nervous Dyspepsia Chapter IX.—Syphilis and the 'Chronic Abdomen' Chapter X.—Abdominal Adhesions in Latent Syphilis Chapter XI. [elsevier.com]

The most important signs include frontal and parietal bossing (bony prominences of forehead), saber shins (sharp anterior bowing of tibia), saddle nose, Hutchison’s incisors (small, notched, peg-shaped upper incisors), mulberry molars (multiple rounded [dermatologyadvisor.com]

When the lesions are pruritic and when hyperkeratosis is pronounced, the eruption may resemble psoriasis. The occasional presence of the Koebner phenomenon further contributes to this confusion. [dermatologyadvisor.com]

Three patients developed a progressive impairment of their cognitive function in the form of visual hallucination and peripheral neuromuscular affections. [sjkdt.org]

[…] syphilis ) tooth abnormalities (congenital syphilis ) necrotising funisitis (congenital syphilis ) mouth ulcer asymptomatic ( latent syphilis ) tremor headache meningismus eye pain hearing loss seizures peripheral oedema jaundice peripheral neuropathy areflexia [tripdatabase.com]

Progressive painless lower limbs weakness in a dialyzed patient: Undiagnosed tertiary syphilis: A case report. Cases J 2010;3:23. [ PUBMED ] 5. French P, Gomberg M, Janier M, Schmidt B, van Voorst Vader P, Young H; IUST. [sjkdt.org]

aureus septicaemia with endophthalmitis showcased by multimodal retinal imaging and with 2-year follow-up. 38 Prajapati R...Kelly SP 30567135 2018 15 Risk of sexually transmitted infections following depressive disorder: A nationwide population-based [malacards.org]