Lues connata nach Reaktivierung einer „ausgeheilten” mütterlichen Primärinfektion

Vieker, Silvia; Siefert, S.; Lemke, J.; Püst, B.

doi:10.1055/s-2000-9612

Klin Padiatr

2000

DOI: 10.1055/s-2000-9612

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Lues connata nach Reaktivierung einer „ausgeheilten” mütterlichen Primärinfektion

Silvia Vieker

S. Siefert²,

J. Lemke³

et al.

Abstract: There is a high risk of reactivation of maternal syphilis in the third trimenon even if the mother does not show any symptoms. In this case further serological tests in the prenatal care and careful examination of the newborn must be initiated.

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Kein Sturz – keine Misshandlung – kein seltener Befund?

Schultz¹

2007

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A baby was brought into the accident and emergency department with X-ray pictures and with a plaster cast in place because of a pain reaction in the right arm. The pictures showed destruction of the epiphyseal region and double periosteal contours. Alterations of the same kind were found in all long bones; they were recognized as compatible with florid congenital syphilis, which was confirmed by reference to the history and the laboratory findings and was successfully treated with penicillin G in the pediatric department. Both parents were also treated. No traumatological/orthopedic treatment was given, and the plaster cast was removed. Following recognition of the signs described a complete cure was possible.

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Kein Sturz – keine Misshandlung – kein seltener Befund?

Schultz¹

2007

Unfallchirurg

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Lues connata nach Reaktivierung einer „ausgeheilten” mütterlichen Primärinfektion

Abstract: There is a high risk of reactivation of maternal syphilis in the third trimenon even if the mother does not show any symptoms. In this case further serological tests in the prenatal care and careful examination of the newborn must be initiated.

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References 6 publications

Kein Sturz – keine Misshandlung – kein seltener Befund?

Kein Sturz – keine Misshandlung – kein seltener Befund?

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