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Ocular Syphilis and HIV Infection

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Journal Sex Transm Dis
Date 2010 Feb 2
PMID 20118676
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Syphilitic ocular involvement is thought to be rare in HIV infected patients. During a 5-year study in 509 HIV-positive patients, syphilis was diagnosed in 3.9%, and the eye was involved in one-fifth of these. The high risk for sequelae emphasizes the need for prevention and for early diagnosis.

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