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Louis Willard, M.D.; Howard T. Phillips, M.D.

Arch Derm Syphilol. 1930;21(2):338-341.

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CARCINOMA ON A GUMMATOUS BASE. Presented by DR. AMSHEL.

I. Y., a man, aged 39, married, was seen for the first time on September 14. He presented a hard, crusted ulceration of two years' duration, with a suggestion of a rolled border involving almost the entire left side of the lower lip. The patient said that he had a chancre about twenty years before presentation and was treated locally. About a month later, he had a generalized rash. A Wassermann reaction taken about a year prior to presentation was negative, but the patient received treatment consisting of two intramuscular injections and six intravenous injections, without any change in the lesion on the lip. A Wassermann reaction taken a week before presentation was also negative. The patient had just received one injection of neoarsphenamine and two injections of bismuth without any change. The cervical glands were not enlarged.

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