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Citation Information: Journal of Perinatal Medicine. Volume 32, Issue 1, Pages 90–94, ISSN (Print) 0300-5577, DOI: 10.1515/JPM.2004.017, June 2005
Three preterm newborns affected by congenital syphilis, born to mothers not adequately treated during pregnancy, are described. The clinical picture is characterized by a severe cholestatic hepatopathy and, in the two surviving patients, by an unusually wide ischemic-hemorrhagic lesion of the cerebral parenchyma. This lesion is probably due to a syphilitic endarteritis, and has rarely been described before in preterm infants.
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