Volume 27, Issue 3 pp. 308-309

Congenital Syphilis, Case Report and Epidemiologic Features in Spain

Elena Sendagorta M.D.

Elena Sendagorta M.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Dermatology

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Raúl De Lucas M.D.

Raúl De Lucas M.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Dermatology

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Marta Feito Rodriguez M.D.

Marta Feito Rodriguez M.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Dermatology

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Paloma Ramirez M.D.

Paloma Ramirez M.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Dermatology

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María Gonzalez-Beato M.D.

María Gonzalez-Beato M.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Pathology

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Dolores Corral M.D.

Dolores Corral M.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Pediatrics

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María Isabel De José Ph.D.

María Isabel De José Ph.D.

La Paz Universitary Hospital, Pediatrics

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First published: 25 May 2010
Citations: 9
Address correspondence to Elena Sendagorta, M.D., Paseo de los parques 6, Portal 2, 1A, Alcobendas 28108, Madrid. Spain, or e-mail: [email protected].

Abstract

Abstract: Congenital syphilis (CS) is a preventable disease. Nevertheless, since the year 2000, there has been an upward trend in incidence in Spain, similar to what has occured in other European countries. We present a case of early congenital syphilis showing the classical features of the disease, in which skin lesions gave the clue that led to the diagnosis.

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