missed cases of syphilis
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2009
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Abstract
As syphilis incidence has been declining over
the past few decades, a general belief is present
that it has become practically eradicated.
But since the 1990s reports about local
outbreaks, mostly related to men who have
sex with men (MSM), have been published.
In the past two years we have seen seven cases
of syphilis in our proctology units that have
been overlooked by other physicians. In this
article a few interesting cases are presented.
Not only the risk groups, but physicians as
well need to be informed about the increasing
incidence of syphilis. When a patient
is diagnosed with a sexually transmited infection
(STI) or there is a clinical suspicion
that he might have one, a screening test for
the most common STIs should be performed
which should also include testing for syphilis.
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| Authors | ;Viljem Haris Topčič;Boštjan Mlakar |
| Journal | planta medica |
| Year | 2009 |
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