Some refer it to hereditary syphilis, and a few to the influence of malaria.
A proper presentation of the subject of hereditary syphilis involves a consideration of the vexed question as to the mode by which the disease is conveyed from parent to offspring.
What are the pathology and symptoms of hereditary syphilis?
Although it was not then, and is not at the present day, strictly relegated to the domain of surgery, hereditary syphilis, like its parent disease, was generally treated of by the practitioner of that branch of medicine.
Hereditary syphilis is not some vague, indefinite constitutional tendency, but syphilis, as definite as if gotten from a chancre, though differing in some of its outward signs.
Chapter X Hereditary Syphilis It seems desirable, at this point, to take up the hereditary transmission of syphilis in advance of the other modes of transmitting the disease, since it is practically a problem all to itself.
When a child {314} is first infected at delivery the case is not technically classed as hereditary syphilis.
With proper treatment of the mother the infantile mortality in hereditary syphilis is reduced from 59 per centum to 3 per centum, and the children that are born living are not unfrequently free from syphilis.
What is to be said in regard to the character and time of appearance of the cutaneous manifestations of hereditary syphilis?
It is not an uncommon manifestation of hereditary syphilis (q.
What other symptoms in addition to the cutaneous manifestations are noted in hereditary syphilis in the newborn?
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