Involvement of the nervous system by syphilis; it is not confined to a single chronological stage.
A progressive neuropsychiatric syndrome historically described before its cause was securely established.
A late manifestation involving destructive inflammatory lesions called gummas.
Primary lesion classically associated with acquired syphilis; appearance alone does not establish the diagnosis.
Infection acquired before birth; an infant may initially lack visible signs. Historical “hereditary” terminology does not imply Mendelian inheritance.

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