The necrotic lesions called gummas that indicate this disease can trigger a lack of light-induced contraction in Argyll Robertson pupils.
Symptoms like Hutchinson's triad and rounded teeth known as "mulberry molars" are characteristic of this disease. One technique for identifying this disease relies on FTA-Abs to rule out false positives, while another is based on identifying anti-cardiolipin antibodies that are beta-2 glycoprotein independent; those techniques are the rapid plasma reagin and the VDRL tests. The necrotic lesions called gummas that indicate this disease can trigger a lack of light-induced contraction in Argyll Robertson pupils. Ulcers known as chancres indicate the presence of this disease caused by Treponema pallidum, a spirochete targeted by the arsenic compound Salvarsan, which Paul Ehrlich dubbed the "magic bullet." FTP, identify this "French Disease" associated with Third World barebacking, 18th-century harlots, and the Tuskegee study.
Symptoms like Hutchinson's triad and rounded teeth known as "mulberry molars" are characteristic of this disease.
{Syphilis} [accept any {specific type} of {syphilis}; accept {Treponema pallidum} or {entertaining pseudonyms} like “The {French Disease}” before mentioned]