Syphilis - A case of chancroid phimosis, accompanied with gangrenous bubo
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Syphilis - A case of chancroid phimosis, accompanied with gangrenous bubo, Elias Smith (1889). Via artnap.com
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A colored medical plate labeled Plate XXI and Syphilis shows the lower abdomen and groin of a male figure. A large ulcerated, gangrenous swelling is visible in the groin with surrounding redness, and a red, ulcerated lesion appears on the penis beneath a retracted foreskin. The print was made by Elias Smith in 1889.
