Syphilis in Dentistry
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Posterior surface of thighs and nates.
Posterior surface of legs.
Back.
Posterior surface of arms.
Face — the face is, fortunately for the victim, least often attacked, and is free, except in very severe forms of eruptions.
Syphilis may attack the palms of the 68 SYPHILIS IN DENTISTRY.
hands and the soles of the feet with a dry, scaly eruption which greatly resembles psoriasis, and is called syphilitic psoriasis.
But this is of later date than the general rash.
TIME.
After a variable period, us...ually from forty to forty-flve daysi subsequent to the chancre, there appears a general erythema much more profuse on the anterior aspect of the trunk and flexor surfaces of the limbs; but in severe cases may include the whole body. This is known as the syphilitic roseola or roseola syphilitica. This erythe- ma is in the form of sharply defined, dull rose or bluish red blotches, which vary in size from one-fourth tO' five-eighths of an inch in diameter. The spots do not scale, never itch, and disappear without leaving a trace, but when long continued leave be- hind a ham or copper colored pigmentation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Posterior surface of thighs and nates.
Posterior surface of legs.
Back.
Posterior surface of arms.
Face — the face is, fortunately for the victim, least often attacked, and is free, except in very severe forms of eruptions.
Syphilis may attack the palms of the 68 SYPHILIS IN DENTISTRY.
hands and the soles of the feet with a dry, scaly eruption which greatly resembles psoriasis, and is called syphilitic psoriasis.
But this is of later date than the general rash.
TIME.
After a variable period, us...ually from forty to forty-flve daysi subsequent to the chancre, there appears a general erythema much more profuse on the anterior aspect of the trunk and flexor surfaces of the limbs; but in severe cases may include the whole body. This is known as the syphilitic roseola or roseola syphilitica. This erythe- ma is in the form of sharply defined, dull rose or bluish red blotches, which vary in size from one-fourth tO' five-eighths of an inch in diameter. The spots do not scale, never itch, and disappear without leaving a trace, but when long continued leave be- hind a ham or copper colored pigmentation.
What to read after Syphilis in Dentistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin, Lauris Blake, B. 1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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