syphilo-comb. form

1868 Lancet 11 Apr. 466/1 The disease might be taken to be an erythematous syphiloderm, or an erythematous lupus.

1917 M. B. Hartzell Dis. Skin viii. 286 The bullous syphiloderm..occurs as pea- to nut-sized blebs.

2001 J. E. Fitzpatrick & J. L. Aeling Dermatol. Secrets in Color xxviii. 197 The syphiloderm of secondary syphilis is most commonly a maculopapular dermatitis.

1850 E. Wilson in Lancet 17 Aug. 203/1 Indeed, I would go further, and in spite of the objection felt to the introduction of new names, propose a generic designation for [eruptions occurring in] the whole group of syphilitic diseases of the skin—for example, syphiloderma.

1905 G. H. Fox Photogr. Atlas Dis. Skin (Physicians' ed.) IV. 194 Scaling, crusting, and ulceration may occur in both the early and late syphilodermata, and greatly modify their clinical appearance.

2009 Lancet Infectious Dis. 9 599/1 Models from the Gordon Museum, made by Joseph Towne between 1827 and 1879, include the face of a young man with early circinated syphiloderma.

1870 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 12 Feb. 154/2 On the other hand, we have had in some patients syphilodermatous phenomena that render denial of previous chancre superfluous.

1898 W. A. N. Dorland Amer. Pocket Med. Dict. 443 Syphilogenesis, syphilogeny, the development of syphilis.

1916 Med. Rec. (N.Y.) 4 Mar. 416/1 I believe that we should consider the treatment of tabes as separate from syphilis, not attempting to deny the syphilogenesis of the disease.

1852 W. P. Lattimore tr. P. Ricord Lett. Syphilis xv. 129 If it can be determined under what circumstances secondary accidents can be inoculated, a great step will have been made in syphilogeny, and a great service will have been rendered to science.

1859 Brit. & Foreign Medico-chirurg. Rev. 24 305 (heading) The modern doctrines of syphilogeny.

1916 Physico-Clin. Med. 1 39 A late, but not the final chapter in syphilogeny, was the discovery of the spirocheta pallida.

1839 L. Parker Mod. Treatm. Syphilitic Dis. iii. 39 A third primitive form may be added, which is bubo, the ‘bubon d'emblée’ of the French syphilographers.

1930 Amer. Jrnl. Nursing 30 388/2 When Utopia is reached, every prospective mother will have a haven of perfect prenatal care; this will include an examination by a skilled syphilographer.

1995 P. R. Abramson & S. D. Pinkerton With Pleasure vi. 161 Philippe Ricord, the famous nineteenth-century syphilographer, once remarked, ‘in the beginning, God created the heavens, the earth, man and venereal diseases’.

1837 M. Ryan Philos. Marriage (new ed.) xxi. 341 (heading) Syphilography.

1879 F. J. Bumstead & R. W. Taylor Pathol. & Treatm. Venereal Dis. (rev. ed.) iii. viii. 499 The etiology of cases of this kind should be carefully studied, the subject being one of the most important in syphilography.

1903 Lancet 13 June 1650/2 Under different names, such as quaternary syphilis, pseudo-syphilis, post-syphilis, &c., exactly the same idea has at different times made its appearance in the history of syphilography.

1999 C. Becker & R. Collignon in P. W. Setel et al. Hist. Sexually Transmitted Dis. Sub-Saharan Afr. iv. 88 Fournier was one of the leading figures in syphilography in France.

1852 W. P. Lattimore tr. P. Ricord Lett. Syphilis 43 I do not know whether posterity will partake of the opinion of one of my learned critics, who reduces to a very small sum all that it has been my fortune to accomplish in Syphilopathy.

1902 Lancet 18 Oct. 1084/1 For the third period the courses are as follows:..(7) dermatology and syphilopathy.