| Eponyms in category: Syphilis |
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| Babinski's syndrome |
| The association of cardiac and arterial pathology with late manifestations of syphilis. |
| Babinski-Vaquez syndrome (Babinski's syndrome) |
| The association of cardiac and arterial pathology with late manifestations of syphilis. |
| Bednar-Parrot disease (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Bednar-Parrot syndrome (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Bordet-Gengou-Wassermann reaction (Wassermann's reaction) |
| A complement-fixation test as a diagnostic of syphilis using blood serum or cerebrospinal fluid. |
| Bordet-Wassermann reaction (Wassermann's reaction) |
| A complement-fixation test as a diagnostic of syphilis using blood serum or cerebrospinal fluid. |
| Charcot-Erb disease (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Dennie-Marfan syndrome |
| Spastic paraplegia of the lower extremities and mental retardation in children with congenital syphilis. |
| Erb-Charcot paralysis |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Erb-Charcot syndrome (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Erb’s IV spastic spinal syphilitic paralysis (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Erb’s syndrome I (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Fanconi-Hegglin syndrome |
| This eponym has been used to designate a nonspecific positive serology for syphilis in cases of viral pneumonias. |
| Ferronière |
| A fillet, usually adorned with a stone on the forehead. |
| Fournier's sign |
| The formation of scars at the mouth following the healing of syphilitic lesions in congenital syphilis. |
| Fournier's tibia |
| Fusiform thickening and anterior bowing of the tibia in congenital syphilis. |
| Guillain-Thaon syndrome |
| Syndrome rare dû à la syphilis diffuse du névraxe, et réunissant des signes emprintés à la paralysie générale, à la myélite syphilitique et au tabes. |
| Hecht's reaction I (Hugo Hecht) |
| Seroreaction used for demonstrating flocculating lipid anti-bodies in diagnosing lues. |
| Hecht's reaction II (Hugo Hecht) |
| A modification of the Wassermann reaction. |
| Heubner's disease |
| Syphilitic endarteriitis obliterans of the brain |
| Hutchinson's triad |
| The combination of Hutchinson’s teeth, interstitial keratosis, and deafness due to lesions of the eight cranial nerve. |
| Joffroy's sign III |
| Lacking ability to make simple arithmetic sum up. An early sign in lunatics, caused by syphilis in the central nervous system.
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| Lange's colloidal gold test (Lange's test) |
| Quantitative colloidal gold reaction used in diagnosing cerebrospinal syphilis. It is now obsolete. |
| Lange's solution |
| A colloidal gold solution used in Lange's test.
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| Lange's test |
| Quantitative colloidal gold reaction used in diagnosing cerebrospinal syphilis. It is now obsolete. |
| Marfan’s syndrome 2 (Dennie-Marfan syndrome) |
| Spastic paraplegia of the lower extremities and mental retardation in children with congenital syphilis. |
| Neurath's test |
| Serological technique for recognising whether a positive haemolysis reaction or flocculation test for syphilis is correct for this disease.
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| Parrot’s disease (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Parrot’s paralysis (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Parrot’s pseudoparalysis (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Parrot’s syphilitic osteochondritis (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Porges-Meier reaction |
| A precipitation test for syphilis. |
| Porges’ reaction (Porges-Meier reaction) |
| A precipitation test for syphilis. |
| Réaction de Porges (Porges-Meier reaction) |
| A precipitation test for syphilis. |
| Reiter's test |
| Complement fixation test for syphilis.
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| Sachs-Georgi reaction |
| A serological test for syphilis. |
| Sachs-Georgi test (Sachs-Georgi reaction) |
| A serological test for syphilis. |
| Sachs-Witebsky reaction |
| Precipitation reaction for serological diagnostics of lues. |
| Strümpell's disease (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Strümpell’s syndrome (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| von Strümpell’s disease (Erb-Charcot paralysis) |
| A rare syndrome consisting of spinal syphilis with paraesthesia, spastic weakness, and tiredness of the legs associated with pain, sphincter disorders, exaggerated deep reflexes, muscle atrophy, sensory disorders, and paraplegia. |
| Wassermann fast |
| Indicating a positive reaction shown by a Wassermann test that continues after adequate antisyphilitic medication.
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| Wassermann's reaction |
| A complement-fixation test as a diagnostic of syphilis using blood serum or cerebrospinal fluid. |
| Wassermann's test (Wassermann's reaction) |
| A complement-fixation test as a diagnostic of syphilis using blood serum or cerebrospinal fluid. |
| Wassermann-positive pneumonia (Fanconi-Hegglin syndrome) |
| This eponym has been used to designate a nonspecific positive serology for syphilis in cases of viral pneumonias. |
| Wassermann-positive pulmonary infiltration (Fanconi-Hegglin syndrome) |
| This eponym has been used to designate a nonspecific positive serology for syphilis in cases of viral pneumonias. |
| Wegner's disease |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Wegner's sign |
| The boundary line between the epiphysis and the diaphysis of the femur normally runs a straight course. In osteochondritis syphilitica it runs a wavy or jagged line. |
| Wegner’s osteochondritis (Wegner's disease) |
| Pseudoparalysis due to separation of orthochondritic epiphyses occurring in infants with congenital syphilis. |
| Weichardt's reagent |
| A reagent used for serodiagnostic of syphilis. |
| Zsigmondy's test (Lange's test) |
| Quantitative colloidal gold reaction used in diagnosing cerebrospinal syphilis. It is now obsolete. |
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