PRIMARY SYPHILIS (syphilis I primaria) - the stage of syphilis c by the appearance of a solid chancre and by an increase in the lymphatic is main.
Seronegative primary syphilis (syphilis I seronegativa) - syphilis with the negative serological reactions during the course of therapy.
Primary seropozitivnyy (syphilis I seropositiva) - syphilis with the positive serological reactions.
Primary concealed syphilis (syphilis I latens) - syphillis with the absence of clinical manifestations in patients, who began treatment in the primary period of disease and who not completed it.
SECOND SYPHILIS (syphilis II secundaria) - the stage of syphillis, caused by the hematogenic propagation of agents (treponem) from the primary center, that is manifested by the polymorphous precipitations (roseola, papule, pustule) on the skin and the mucous membranes.
Fresh second syphilis (syphilis II recens) - the period of syphillis with the plural polymorphous precipitations on the skin and the mucosas; the residual signs of solid chancre frequently are observed.
Second recurrent syphilis (syphilis II recidiva) - the period of second syphilis, which is manifested by the not numerous polymorphous grouped precipitations and, sometimes, the injury of nervous system.
Second concealed syphilis (syphilis II latens) - the second period of syphillis, which takes place latent.
TERTIARY SYPHILIS (syphilis III tertiaria) - the following after second syphillis stage with the destructive defeats of internal organs and nervous system with the appearance in them of syphilitic gummas.
Active tertiary syphilis is manifested by the active process of pimpling, which are resolved with the formation of ulcers, scars, by the appearance of pigmentation.
Concealed tertiary syphillis - syphilis in those, who withstood the active manifestations of tertiary syphilis.
CONCEALED SYPHILIS (syphilis latens) - syphillis, with which serological reactions positive, but be absent the signs of the defeat of the skin, mucous and internal organs.
Early hidden cifilis (syphilis latens praecox) - concealed syphilis, from the moment of infection by which have passed less than 2 years.
Late concealed syphilis (syphilis latens tarda) - concealed syphilis, from the moment of infection by which have passed more than 2 years.
Imprecisely defined concealed syphilis (syphilis ignorata) - disease with the unestablished remoteness.
SYPHILIS OF EVERYDAY - syphilis, infection by which occurs by everyday way.
INNATE SYPHILLIS - syphilis, with which the infection occurred from the sick mother in the period of intrauterine development.
SYPHILIS TRANSFUSION - with the transfusion of donor blood of the patient with syphillis in recipient is developed transfusion syphilis. Is possible the infection of medical personnel with the inspection of the patients with syphillis, during operational interference, conducting therapeutic procedures, with the dissection of corpses (especially newborns with early innate syphilis).
SYPHILIS BEHEADED - infection occurs with the entry of treponemy directly into the blood (through the wound, with a study of the blood). The absence of solid chancre is characteristic.
SYPHILIS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM - NEYROSIFILIS (NEUROSYPHILIS): early (neurosyphilis praecox) - the duration of disease of up to 5 years, late (neurosyphilis tarda) - is more than 5 years.
Are distinguished the following forms of early neyrosifilisa:
concealed latent syphilitic meningitis;
acute generalizovannyy syphilitic meningitis;
syphilitic hydrocephalus;
early meningovascular syphilis;
syphilitic meningomiyelit.
Forms of late neyrosifilisa:
late concealed syphilitic meningitis;
late diffuse meningovascular syphillis;
syphilis of the vessels of mozga(vascular syphillis);
the gumma of the brain;
progressive paralysis.
SYPHILIS IS VISCERAL (syphilis visceralis) - syphilis, with which are struck internal organs (heart, brain, spinal cord, lungs, the liver, stomach, kidneys).
SYPHILIS IS MALIGNANT - heavily elapsing syphillis with the massive defeat of internal organs and nervous system, characteristic for tertiary syphilis.