
Secondary syphilitic eruptions and ulcerations
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A colored medical plate labeled Syphilide shows a close view of the genital and perineal region with clusters of raised, moist papules and reddened lesions on the skin. The illustration is labeled Plate XXIII and is attributed to Elias Smith, dated 1889, as a print.























