. Syphilis : a treatise on etiology, pathology, diagnosis, prognosis, prophylaxis, and treatment . Fig. 26.—Miliary or follicular syphilides are more common in negroes than in patient also had broken-down syphilitic glands of the neck. closely packed lesions. There may be two distinct types of an-nular lesions as I have pointed out, one where a single papuleclears up in the center and spreads peripherally so as to form aring, and the second where a number of papules unite to form aring, either hollow or solid. The lesions produced from a soli- EARLY CUTANEOUS LESIONS 101 tary papul
. Syphilis : a treatise on etiology, pathology, diagnosis, prognosis, prophylaxis, and treatment . Fig. 26.—Miliary or follicular syphilides are more common in negroes than in patient also had broken-down syphilitic glands of the neck. closely packed lesions. There may be two distinct types of an-nular lesions as I have pointed out, one where a single papuleclears up in the center and spreads peripherally so as to form aring, and the second where a number of papules unite to form aring, either hollow or solid. The lesions produced from a soli- EARLY CUTANEOUS LESIONS 101 tary papule are rather small, rarely reaching a diameterof more than three-fourths of an inch, and rings within rings arebut seldom seen. The borders are slightly elevated and mayform either complete circles, or segments of circles. Severalrings may coalesce so as to form irregularly shaped figures. The. Fig. 27.—A miliary syphilide may become annular. edges are covered with fine, closely adherent scales of a grayishcolor. The center may be more or less deeply pigmented, normalin color or may even show a lack of pigment. The lesions aremore common around the angles of the mouth and eyes than else-where. When a number of lesions unite to form a ring we find 102 SYPHILIS
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