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syphiloderma
syphiloderma n.
Brit. 
/ˌsɪfᵻlə(ʊ)ˈdəːmə/
, /ˌsɪfᵻlə(ʊ)ˈdəːmə/U.S. /ˌsɪfəloʊˈdərmə/
(plural syphilodermata) [ < syphilo- comb. form + -derma comb. form] now rare = syphilid n./ˌsɪfəloʊˈdərmə/ΘΚΠ
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foul evila1398
grandgore1497
French disease1503
French pox1503
pox1503
great pocka1519
great pox1529
morbus gallicus1543
gore1554
marbles1592
verol1596
Spanish pox1600
verola1600
the foul evil1607
bube1608
grincome1608
Neapolitan1631
lues1634
scabbado1651
venereal syphilis1653
foul disease1680
gout1694
syphilid1829
syphiloid1833
syphiloderma1850
vaccino-syphilis1868
neurosyphilis1878
old ral1878
syph1914
bejel1928
cosmic disease-
1850 E. Wilson in Lancet 17 Aug. 203/1 Indeed, I would go further, and in spite of the objection felt to the introduction of new names, propose a generic designation for [eruptions occurring in] the whole group of syphilitic diseases of the skin—for example, syphiloderma.
1905 G. H. Fox Photogr. Atlas Dis. Skin (Physicians' ed.) IV. 194 Scaling, crusting, and ulceration may occur in both the early and late syphilodermata, and greatly modify their clinical appearance.
2009 Lancet Infectious Dis. 9 599/1 Models from the Gordon Museum, made by Joseph Towne between 1827 and 1879, include the face of a young man with early circinated syphiloderma.
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