syphilidologyn.

1849 Q. Homœopathic Jrnl. 1 242 Behrend's Syphilidology, Bd. 1. Thoughts on the treatment of syphilis, by P. Lesauvage.

1875 Arch. Dermatol. Jan. 108 (heading) Clinical contribution to syphilidology.

1936 Lancet 14 Mar. 632/1 In the domain of syphilidology I see the greatest progress in the fact that to-day we are justified in asserting that congenital syphilis will soon disappear entirely in all cultured countries.

2004 Resuscitation 63 252/2 Together with Viktor Mucha, an assistant at the Department of Syphilidology and Dermatology, Landsteiner developed a new method of diagnosing spirochetes by microscope.

1908 Jrnl. Cutaneous Dis. 26 196 It is impossible to mention in detail all the interesting and instructive material collected in the Atlas, which will prove a welcome record of modern syphilidologic research to all engaged in this department of medicine.

1864 Brit. Jrnl. Homœopathy 22 594 Had he succeeded, nothing would remain for us but to give up our syphilidological views as erroneous.

1916 Trans. Amer. Gynecol. Soc. 41 103 I do not know of any recent investigations on this class of cases from the syphilidological point of view.

2005 Brain Res. Bull. 68 132/1 The findings..had been presented at the General Session of the Neurological-Psychiatric and Syphilidological Section of the Conference of German Naturalists and Physicians in Innsbruck in 27 September 1924.

1857 Edinb. Med. Jrnl. (1858) 3 i. 435 The same holds good in regard to the different stages of the same syphilization; the system gradually becoming habituated, as it were, to the action of the poison—saturated, some syphilidologists say, therewith.

1899 Med. Rev. of Reviews 5 115/2 I sent him with a note to an experienced dermatologist and syphilidologist, asking him for his opinion with regard to the nature of the phagedenic ulcers of the lid.

1990 Sudhoffs Archiv 74 181 Albert Reder von Schellmann (1826–1904) was an important syphilidologist of the Vienna Medical School in the second half of the nineteenth century.