ArticleCase reports in medicine2025
Extensive Condyloma Lata Lesions in Unusual Sites: An Atypical Manifestation of Secondary Syphilis.
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Condyloma lata is a typical lesion of secondary syphilis, which usually occurs in the flexural and anogenital areas. Secondary syphilis can be misdiagnosed with atypical clinical manifestations that can mimic other skin diseases (the great imitator), especially in patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. Atypical condyloma lata lesions can occur outside the flexural and extragenital areas. Therefore, it can mimic other skin diseases. This case report aims to report a case of secondary syphilis in the form of extensive condyloma lata lesions in unusual sites in a 46-year-old man with HIV Stage II. Physical examination revealed flat papules and plaques on the face, trunk, and anogenital area; papules with excoriations on the extremities; and mucous patches.
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