Spirochetal infections

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24 Spirochetal Infections

Treponematoses 435

Congenital syphilis 435
Primary syphilis 435
Secondary syphilis 436
Latent syphilis 437
Tertiary syphilis 437
Endemic syphilis 437
Yaws 438
Pinta 438

Borrelioses 439

Erythema chronicum migrans 439
Acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans 439
Borrelia-associated B-cell lymphoma 439

Secondary syphilis

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24 Spirochetal Infections

Treponematoses 435

Congenital syphilis 435
Primary syphilis 435
Secondary syphilis 436
Latent syphilis 437
Tertiary syphilis 437
Endemic syphilis 437
Yaws 438
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