Nicholas J. Fiumara
Abstract
It has long been observed that patients with reinfection primary and secondary syphilis have a slower serologic response to treatment than those with an initial infection. The case records of three patients with reinfection primary and seven patients with reinfection secondary syphilis were examined and confirmed the clinical observation.
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It has long been observed that patients with reinfection primary and secondary syphilis have a slower serologic response to treatment than those with an initial infection. The case records of three patients with reinfection primary and seven patients with reinfection secondary syphilis were examined and confirmed the clinical observation.
Key concepts: Medicine, Syphilis, Secondary syphilis, Primary Syphilis, Serology, Early syphilis, Treponematosis, Syphilis Serodiagnosis