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What is Late congenital syphilis-.
Pathogenesis(what is happening?) During Late congenital syphilis.
Late congenital syphilis is rare.
What triggers late congenital syphilis.
Late congenital syphilis emerges in children older than 2 years.
Fig. 11. The consequences of late congenital syphilis- saddle nose.
With late congenital syphilis, they become less rare.
Syphilitic persecution is a likely sign of late congenital syphilis.
As for the late congenital syphilis, it can also occur.
Which doctors should be consulted if you have a late congenital syphilis.
Most often, in late congenital syphilis, several signs are recorded.
Often, parenchymal keratitis is the only sign of late congenital syphilis.
Late congenital syphilis is detected usually after 15-16 years, and up to.
Robinson-Fournier scars are recorded in 19% of children with late congenital syphilis.
Late congenital syphilis is detected at the age of 15-16 years, sometimes.
In the photo, widely set teeth andFournier's pike teeth for late congenital syphilis.
Late congenital syphilis is characterized by the presence of several groups of symptoms.
A characteristic feature of late congenital syphilis is the presence of specific symptoms.
Late congenital syphilis develops hillock-ulcers and gummous syphilides. Hillocks are rare.
However, sometimes the symptoms of late congenital syphilis appear from the third year of life.
Late congenital syphilis usually detected after 15-16 years, and until then does not manifest itself.
This pathology is formed in infancy andaccounts for about 60% of all lesions in late congenital syphilis.
Late congenital syphilis is diagnosed at puberty, while it does not manifest itself to a certain stage.
It should be noted that all three significant symptoms of late congenital syphilis- the Getchinson triad- are at the same time quite rare.
Late congenital syphilis occurs in the absence of adequate therapy for early congenital syphilis.
There is also a group of symptoms that can be described as dystrophic changes, also observed in patients, butnot directly pointing to late congenital syphilis.
It is believed that late congenital syphilis is a recurrence of a previously untreated or undertreated disease.
Detection of at least one reliable trait from Getchinson's triad andthe receipt of positive serological reactions indicates the presence of late congenital syphilis in the child.
In almost half of the cases of late congenital syphilis, parenchymal keratitis occurs, which is part of Getchinson's triad.
In recent years, in infants with congenital syphilis, as a result of the full course of treatment,standard serological reactions become negative by the end of the 1st year of life, with late congenital syphilis- much later, and RIF and RIBT may remain positive for a long time.