Modern surgery, general and operative . a plastic operation should be performed between the eighth andtenth years of age. Such an operation, unfortunately, may faU. Hypospadiasis rare in women, but it may occur. In such a case the urethra opens intothe vagina. Figures 923-925 show the ingenious operation successfully prac-tised by Carl Beck for penile hypospadias. Chancroid {soft chancre; the local venereal sore) is an ulcer, usually ofvenereal origin. The name chancroid was introduced by Clerc, who behevedthat a soft sore resulted from inoculating a person already syphilitic with theproducts
Modern surgery, general and operative . a plastic operation should be performed between the eighth andtenth years of age. Such an operation, unfortunately, may faU. Hypospadiasis rare in women, but it may occur. In such a case the urethra opens intothe vagina. Figures 923-925 show the ingenious operation successfully prac-tised by Carl Beck for penile hypospadias. Chancroid {soft chancre; the local venereal sore) is an ulcer, usually ofvenereal origin. The name chancroid was introduced by Clerc, who behevedthat a soft sore resulted from inoculating a person already syphilitic with theproducts of a hard sore. He further held that when a soft sore arose thesyphilitic poison lost its infective properties, and could be transmitted asa soft sore to a healthy person, and not cause general infection.^ The chan-croidal ulcer is not connected with the syphilitic poison, but is developedby inoculation with the bacterium of Ducrey. Until recently it was believedthat a chancroid was not produced by a special poison, but arose after in-.
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