ライフサイエンスコーパス: secondary syphilis

1 tages; 24 (38%) were diagnosed in primary or secondary syphilis.

2 e and seed new disseminated lesions to cause secondary syphilis.

3 for 70% or more of male cases of primary and secondary syphilis.

4 eral blood mononuclear cells from women with secondary syphilis.

5 ported cases of tuberculosis and primary and secondary syphilis.

6 d soles is a strong clue to the diagnosis of secondary syphilis.

7 tum, and 24/70 urine); in 62/73 clients with secondary syphilis (15/73 peripheral blood, 47/73 oropha

8 ding 8 (36.3%) of 22 persons with primary or secondary syphilis, 2 (20%) of 10 persons with early lat

9 ositivity was similar in primary (40.0%) and secondary syphilis (38.5%).

10 Seventy clients had primary syphilis, 73 secondary syphilis, 86 early latent syphilis, 14 late la

11 luding 3 men with primary infections, 8 with secondary syphilis, 9 with early latent syphilis, 1 with

12 All immunoassays were 100% sensitive for secondary syphilis, 95.2%-100% sensitive for early laten

13 ulation, followed weeks later by the rash of secondary syphilis, a latent period, and in some cases,

14 tly different trends in rates of primary and secondary syphilis: Absolute increases in rates among bl

15 In adjusted models, JHR was associated with secondary syphilis (adjusted odds ratio [AOR], 2.91 [95%

16 f sex partners that describe how primary and secondary syphilis affects men who have sex with men (MS

17 oint, compared with 76%-89% of patients with secondary syphilis and 44%-79% with latent syphilis.

18 n and peripheral blood from 23 patients with secondary syphilis and 5 healthy control subjects recrui

19 detectable in blood and in the skin rash of secondary syphilis and persist in both compartments afte

20 agnosed: 26 (14%) primary syphilis, 54 (29%) secondary syphilis, and 111 (58%) early latent syphilis.

21 tage was 19% with primary syphilis, 47% with secondary syphilis, and 33% with early latent syphilis.

22 nal intercourse more commonly presented with secondary syphilis, and hence in whom the primary stage

23 77 (33%) had primary syphilis, 154 (66%) had secondary syphilis, and two (1%) had early latent syphil

24 thin 3-6 months after therapy for primary or secondary syphilis, and within 12-24 months for latent s

25 nal intercourse more commonly presented with secondary syphilis-and hence, had undetected syphilis du

26 in T. pallidum genomes of 3 individuals with secondary syphilis, associated with diminution of TprK d

27 edian oral T. pallidum burden was highest in secondary syphilis at 63.2 copies/uL.

28 ve analysis of MSM diagnosed with primary or secondary syphilis at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre bet

29 ve analysis of MSM diagnosed with primary or secondary syphilis at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre bet

30 treponemes to resolve lesions of primary and secondary syphilis, but cannot clear the treponemes that

31 course (AI) were more likely to present with secondary syphilis, compared to men who exclusively prac

32 intercourse were more likely to present with secondary syphilis, compared to MSM who did not practice

33 intercourse were more likely to present with secondary syphilis, compared to MSM who did not practise

34 Among HIV-positive MSM, decreasing secondary syphilis correlated with increasing testing co

35 Guttate psoriasis, secondary syphilis, cutaneous lupus erythematosus, capil

36 Rates of primary and secondary syphilis disproportionately increased among bl

37 diagnoses were repeatedly missed, including secondary syphilis, eczema herpeticum, gram-negative fol

38 ic infectious syphilis and relative falls in secondary syphilis for both HIV-positive and HIV-negativ

39 Although the annual incidence of primary and secondary syphilis has dropped to the lowest rate record

40 Women with primary or secondary syphilis, herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)

41 -third (32.7%) of all males with primary and secondary syphilis in 2023.

42 rend for increasing frequency of primary and secondary syphilis in developed countries, especially in

43 Reported cases of primary and secondary syphilis in the US increased from a record low

44 Repeated epidemics of primary and secondary syphilis infection in the United States over t

45 fails to detect a proportion of primary and secondary syphilis infections and may be insufficient in

46 Secondary syphilis is associated with a diffuse rash, mu

47 e profiles of cells infiltrating primary and secondary syphilis lesions, reverse transcription and po

48 phocytes (CTL) are found in both primary and secondary syphilis lesions.

49 Women with primary or secondary syphilis or with HSV-1 or HSV-2 infection had

50 ntibodies exclusively against TprC(C), while secondary syphilis patients fail to mount a detectable a

51 EP clinic appointments or whether primary or secondary syphilis presented at unscheduled interval vis

52 rrel portions of TP0326, whereas humans with secondary syphilis respond predominantly to POTRA.

53 cluding 135 clinically confirmed primary and secondary syphilis samples, the PCR-LwCas13a assay demon

54 from epidermal suction blisters raised over secondary syphilis skin lesions.

55 This study explores the nature of secondary syphilis, specifically, the contribution of an

56 ved JHR symptoms, which were associated with secondary syphilis stage, lack of HIV, and successful tr

57 During secondary syphilis, T. pallidum simultaneously elicits l

58 d FTA-ABS were less sensitive in primary and secondary syphilis than TP-PA; TP-PA is the most specifi

59 After treatment for primary or secondary syphilis, the HIV-infected patients responded

60 ina who had lesions suggestive of primary or secondary syphilis were evaluated using molecular techni