Argyll-Robertson Pupils, though very rarely seen in Diabetes patients, is often associated with the tertiary form of this disease.  
Argyll-Robertson Pupils, though very rarely seen in Diabetes patients, is often associated with the tertiary form of this disease.  Other signs include Charcot's Joints and Clutton's Joints, and a primary sore at the site of initial exposure called a chancre.  Easily detectable via the Wasserman test, it is caused by the bacteria treponema pallidum.  FTP, name this common sexually-transmitted disease.
Argyll-Robertson Pupils, though very rarely seen in Diabetes patients, is often associated with the tertiary form of this disease.  
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