1 et of sequential samples from a patient with primary syphilis.

2 %-6.13%); males with secondary compared with primary syphilis (4.10% vs 2.64%, P < .0001); and males

3 response whereas HIV coinfection only within primary syphilis has an impact.

4                              However, within primary syphilis, HIV patients with a CD4 count of <500

5 een strains obtained from male patients with primary syphilis in South Africa.

6 throughout the progression and resolution of primary syphilis in the rabbit model.

7                                     Although primary syphilis lesions heal spontaneously, the infecti

8                         Forty-two percent of primary syphilis patients had a negative VDRL test at th

9    Three months after treatment, 85%-100% of primary syphilis patients had reached the VDRL endpoint,

10                                Compared with primary syphilis, secondary and latent syphilis showed a

11 cognized by sera from individuals with early primary syphilis that were nonreactive with the antilipo

12 ed from 14 patients with direct diagnoses of primary syphilis, the Elecsys Syphilis assay detected T.