Lesão oral atípica de sífilis secundária: relato de caso.

Abstract

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium treponema pallidum and may give rise to different oral manifestations that may contribute to thediagnosis of the infection and may be one of the first clinical signs of the disease. This paper reports the case of a patient who compared to the stomatology clinic of the Federal University of Ceará with a set of regions that have not healed for 3 weeks, and other whitish lesions of gingiva, tongue and oral mucosa were observed during clinical examination. Before the clinical presentation was performed with a series of lesions and resections of new lesions in a palmar and plantar region, a request for diagnostic exams and incisional biopsy of two local fractures was performed, the patient being diagnosed with Syndrome and referred to Hospital São José de Infectious Diseases, where he was treated. After the use of the medication and reevaluation, a total remission of the oral lesions was verified. This case reinforced the importance of the evaluation of the movement of manifestations or sexually transmitted and the possible possible variables, which will the surgicaldentist and contribute out of diagnosis of the evils.