1 lis chancres are less noticeable than penile chancres.

2 lis chancres are less noticeable than penile chancres.

3                           The rates at which chancres and rashes resolved did not differ significantl

4 rimary stage-implies that anorectal syphilis chancres are less noticeable than penile chancres.

5  undetected, implies that anorectal syphilis chancres are less noticeable than penile chancres.

6          Clinical features include a primary chancre at the point of inoculation, followed weeks late

7 t a potential mechanism whereby a syphilitic chancre can serve as a cofactor for human immunodeficien

8                             No alteration in chancre development was observed in immunized, compared

9 V, because the presence of a primary genital chancre increases the risk of acquiring or transmitting

10                       Healing of the primary chancre occurs as antibodies against outer membrane anti

11 s and that tighter clustering is seen within chancre samples than within rabbit-propagated isolates.

12 gies to improve early detection of anorectal chancres, to reduce their duration of infectivity and he

13 gies to improve early detection of anorectal chancres, to reduce their duration of infectivity and, h

14 ay need additional strategies to detect anal chancres, to reduce transmission.

15 lustering analysis demonstrates that primary chancre tprK sequences are more likely to cluster within

16 ebrospinal fluids, aqueous humor, blood, and chancres, were shown to be detectable by this test.