Talk:Congenital syphilis
Latest comment: 5 months ago by Mgp28 in topic Prevalence of Hutchinson's triad
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THERE IS A MISTAKE IN THE ARTICLE FOR TRANSMISSION FROM THE MOTHER TO THE UTERO THERE need to be spirochetemia (meaning the bacteria caussing syphilis need to be in abundant numbers in the blood) that only occurs during the primary and secondary syphilis phases but not in latent syphilis and tertiary syphilis
- That's not entirely true. There can still be perinatal transmission even in tertiary syphilis. Perinatal transmission occurs in 50% of patients with prim. or sec. syphilis, 40% of early latent, 10% of late latent, and 10% of tertiary infections. (Source: UpToDate, "Syphilis in Pregnancy") Sedmic 02:31, 16 May 2007 (UTC)
Prevalence of Hutchinson's triad
editI can't find support for statement that 63% of people with a diagnosis of late congenital syphilis have Hutchinson's triad. I've started a discussion at Talk:Hutchinson's triad § "Common pattern of presentation". Thanks Mgp28 (talk) 12:44, 3 June 2024 (UTC)