Objective： To understand the changes in syphilis serology after regular treatment. Methods： Patients with clinical evidence and credible medical history of syphilis were treated regularly. Their serologic tests were...Objective： To understand the changes in syphilis serology after regular treatment. Methods： Patients with clinical evidence and credible medical history of syphilis were treated regularly. Their serologic tests were followed for two years. Results： At the end of half a year, 22.95% of patients had a negative USR but 26.23% remained positive even after 2 years. More than 3% of patients had a negative FTA-ABS result. These patients tended to be under 40 with a disease course of less than 2 years. Conclusion： The resolution rate was high for patients who were young, had a shorter course of disease and reacted strongly to the infection. In patients older than 40 with a long course of disease, the resolution rate was low.展开更多
These three cases of reinfection syphilis all had complete medical histories, clinical symptoms, and laboratory records of prior primary or secondarysy philis infection. The author held that the main reason for reinfe...These three cases of reinfection syphilis all had complete medical histories, clinical symptoms, and laboratory records of prior primary or secondarysy philis infection. The author held that the main reason for reinfection was failure of diagnosis and treatment of sex partners.展开更多
文摘Objective： To understand the changes in syphilis serology after regular treatment. Methods： Patients with clinical evidence and credible medical history of syphilis were treated regularly. Their serologic tests were followed for two years. Results： At the end of half a year, 22.95% of patients had a negative USR but 26.23% remained positive even after 2 years. More than 3% of patients had a negative FTA-ABS result. These patients tended to be under 40 with a disease course of less than 2 years. Conclusion： The resolution rate was high for patients who were young, had a shorter course of disease and reacted strongly to the infection. In patients older than 40 with a long course of disease, the resolution rate was low.
文摘These three cases of reinfection syphilis all had complete medical histories, clinical symptoms, and laboratory records of prior primary or secondarysy philis infection. The author held that the main reason for reinfection was failure of diagnosis and treatment of sex partners.
