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Dental Sexually Transmitted Infections 62146196

Which of the following is not seen in congenital syphilis:-

A
Higoumenaki sign
B
Hutchinson teeth
C
Genital ulcers
D
Periostitis
High-Yield Explanation
Congenital syphilis if develops: <2yrs - Early >2 yrs - Late Asymptomatic Hutchinson's Triad (Deafness + Interstitial keratitis + Hutchinson's teeth) Nasal stuffiness (rhinitis) k/a snuffles' as nasal stuffiness is known as snuffles in early congenital syphilis Periostitis U/L enlargement of sternoclavicular poion of the clavicle (k/a Higoumenaki sign) Vesiculo bullous rashes Frontal bossing, anterior Bowing of legs Genital ulcer: In Primary Syphilis.

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