Complications Due to Arsenical Therapy in Syphilitic Pregnant Women

Ingraham, Norman R.

doi:10.1001/jama.1939.02800160001001

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“…As a result of the Illinois plan of control of syphilis in pregnant women under the care of the gen¬ eral practitioner there were 94.31 per cent normal living nonsyphilitic children.in the 550 cases in which treatment was started before, the end of the fourth month of pregnancy. 4. There was not a fatality reported as the result of antisyphilitic treatment.…”

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“…The pro¬ longed morbidity and the case fatality rate (7.55 per cent) for this series also are worthy of note. 3 Ingraham,4 Halloran5 and others6 have reported on the outcome of syphilitic pregnant women treated in public hospital clinics and maternity centers, but I have been unable to find any reports of the outcome of such cases treated by private physicians.…”

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Control of Syphilis in Pregnant Women

Soloway¹

1945

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1945

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“…probably merely suppressed the maternal disease. Its side-effects were blamed for a significant number of maternal deaths (22).…”

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Syphilis Resurgent

Schramm

1997

Aust NZ J Obst Gynaeco

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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Dr Mary Schramm was asked by the editor to provide this editorid to shure her unique long-tern experience of the freafntent of syphilis during pregnuncy with readers. Our recent editorial policy is to highlight important sentences in papers in bold print. This paper contains so many punchlines, mostly objecrirve but some interestingly subjective, that readers are advised to read it all with cure. since there were far too many important passages for bold-print emphasis of all. This editorial expands the report 'Syphilis in Fiji'provided by DrMary Schmmm and published in rhe Pacific Health Dialog 1996; 3 : 2: 216-219.Syphilis has been known to the Western world for over 500 years. Until penicillin was applied to its treatment in pregnancy 53 years ago (I), it was a major cause of late abortion, stillbirth, and neonatal death.Thereafter, for about 40 years, syphilis ('big pox') and other treponemal diseases were moving the way 1. Senior Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

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Complications of Antisyphilitic Therapy in Pregnancy

Kennedy¹,

Henington²

1943

Arch Dermatol

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Complications Due to Arsenical Therapy in Syphilitic Pregnant Women

Cited by 16 publications

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Control of Syphilis in Pregnant Women

Control of Syphilis in Pregnant Women

Syphilis Resurgent

Complications of Antisyphilitic Therapy in Pregnancy

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