A Case Report of Syphilitic Proctitis

A case of secondary syphilis presenting with unusual complications: syphilitic proctitis,

Unusual location of syphilitic chancre: case report.

A case of secondary syphilis in which the patients still had the primary chancre is reported. The unusual clinical feature was the location of the syphilitic on the arm.

Case of secondary syphilis presenting with unusual complications: syphilitic proctitis, gastritis, and hepatitis.

We report the first known case of syphilis with simultaneous manifestations of proctitis, gastritis, and hepatitis. The diagnosis of syphilitic proctitis and gastritis was established by the demonstration of spirochetes with anti-Treponema pallidum antibody staining in biopsy specimens. Unusual manifestations of secondary syphilis completely resolved after 4 weeks of antibiotic therapy.

Syphilitic juxta-articular nodes: case report.

Multiple juxta-articular nodes occurring in usual and unusual sites in a patient with late syphilis are described.

Syphilitic Non Ascending Aortic Aneurysm-Case Report

Thracoabdominal aneurysms are an important cardiovascular disease. They are a complex disease with both genetic and environmental factors contributing to the disease process, which involves formation, growth, and rupture. Difficult surgical challenges not only because of the magnitude of the surgery but also the propensity of patients to develop renal and spinal cord dysfunction after repair. W...