old man with AIDS had reddish papules and nodules—some pustular—over his face,
chest, arms, and back (right image).
On dark field examination, the lesions in the
man were teeming with spirochetes. Additionally, his fluorescent
treponemal antibody absorption test was positive. The AIDS patient had a penile
chancre and a positive serum test for syphilis. With penicillin therapy, the
eruption in both patients rapidly resolved.
Dermatologic manifestations are the hallmark of
secondary syphilis. Copper-red papules are most common, but macular, pustular,
acneiform, psoriasiform, nodular, annular, or follicular variants can appear.
The lesions characteristically do not itch, but as shown in the first patient,
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