Syphilis Rash
The rash of secondary syphilis is typically a nonpruritic papulosquamous rash often involving the palms and soles, associated with mucocutaneous lesions and generalized lymphadenopathy.
Patient 1:
This is a previously healthy young woman who developed secondary syphilis with hepatic involvement (note the concurrent jaundice).
Patient 2:
This patient has secondary syphilis.
Patient 3:
This patient has
Patient 4:
This is a middle-aged man with secondary syphilis with characteristic condylomata lata and truncal rash.
