Syphilitic eruptions of the skin, or, The syphilo-dermata : containing a contrasted parallel of the stages and symptoms of acquired and inherited syphilis / by James Startin.

  • Startin, James, 1851-1910.
Date:
1885
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Credit: Syphilitic eruptions of the skin, or, The syphilo-dermata : containing a contrasted parallel of the stages and symptoms of acquired and inherited syphilis / by James Startin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    HEREDITARY SYPHILITIC ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN IN EARLY LIFE, OB, CLASSIFICATION. Class,—CoNGENiTAii Stphiio-Debmata. Fanciy.—CoNGBNiTAX Stthilitio : I. Eoseola, , „ II. Lichen, „ „ III. PSOEIASIS, „ „ IV. Eczema, „ „ V. Pemphigus, „ „ VI. Impetigo, „ „ VII. ECTHXMA, „ „ Vm. Heepes, „ „ IX. Ulcbeations, „ „ X. Onychia. Introduction—History—Character of Eruption—Period of Accession— Classification—with their Prognosis, Diagnosis, 'Etiology, Treatment, Diet, and Complications, and a Contrasted Parallel of the Stages and Symptoms in Acqtiired and Inherited Syphilis and its Eruptions. In this paper on the Congenital Sj^philo-Dermata, or the Congenital Syphilitic Eruptions of the Sldn in Early Life, I enter upon a subject on which there has been much controversy; and as I wish to devote attention, more especially to the eruptions of the skiu in early life, I cannot enter into the question of the origin of the primary disease—its nature and causes—here. I therefore confine myself to the eruptions on the skin due to congenital syphilis in infant life. By this T do not imply that syphilis