Early syphilis in a man with a negative Treponema pallidum enzyme immunoassay-IgM
E J McCarty, Helen Keane, Katherine Quinn, Wallace W Dinsmore
Abstract
E J McCarty, Helen Keane, Katherine Quinn, Wallace W Dinsmore
Abstract
Most serological tests for syphilis rely on an individual's ability to produce antibodies. A single screening test may be unreliable for screening in those with primary immunodeficiency. We present the first reported case of primary and secondary syphilis with negative Treponema pallidum enzyme immunoassay-IgM and Venereal Disease Research Laboratory tests in a man with common variable immunodeficiency.
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Most serological tests for syphilis rely on an individual's ability to produce antibodies. A single screening test may be unreliable for screening in those with primary immunodeficiency. We present the first reported case of primary and secondary syphilis with negative Treponema pallidum enzyme immunoassay-IgM and Venereal Disease Research Laboratory tests in a man with common variable immunodeficiency.
Key concepts: Treponema, Syphilis, Medicine, Serology, Immunoassay, Syphilis Serodiagnosis, Treponematosis, Sexually transmitted disease