Synonym(s)
Syphilide lenticular; syphillid lichenoides; syphillid miliares
DefinitionThis section has been translated automatically.
Syphilitic recurrent exanthema with symmetrical, reddish to brownish-red, compact, dermal, dome-shaped papules. Seroreactions are always positive. Possible painfulness to button pressure. Development of condylomata lata in the intertriginous area. The symmetry of this non-pruritic, papular exanthema form is characteristic. Symmetry may be progressively lost in later recurrent exanthemas.
- Small pap ular or miliary or lichenoid syphilid: early symmetrical recurrent exanthema with 0.3-0.5 cm red-brown surface smooth or scaly (also psoriasiform scaling) papules.
- Papular or lenticular syphilid: most common syphilid. Truncal; palms and soles frequently affected. Serology always positive. Non-painful swelling of lymph nodes.
- Ulcerative sy philid: rather late secondary stage of syphilis. Foci arise from disintegration of syphilitic papules.
LocalizationThis section has been translated automatically.
Located symmetrically on the trunk, palms, soles of the feet and also on the face (seborrhoeic zones).
Differential diagnosisThis section has been translated automatically.
TherapyThis section has been translated automatically.
therapy of the underlying syphilis acquisita, see there.
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Hand dermatitis chronic; Syphilide, lenticular; Syphilide, maculopapular; Syphilide, miliares; Syphilide, pustular; Syphilis, lichenoides; Syphilitic clavi; Syringome disseminated;Outgoing links (8)
Adverse drug reactions of the skin; Condylomata lata; Early syphilis; Lichen planus classic type; Papel; Pityriasis lichenoides (overview); Rosacea lupoid; Tuberkulides;Disclaimer
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Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer
Julian Baur
