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Gummatous inflammation

Known as: gumma, gummas 
National Institutes of Health

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SyphilisSyphilis, tertiary

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2013
2013
Pharmacognostical evaluation of root of Gumma ( Leucas cephalotes Spreng.)
Gumma (Leucas cephalotes Spreng.) belonging to family Lamiaceae, primarily a folk drug, is also used in Ayurveda and Unani… 
1987
1987
Radionuclide imaging in a case of tertiary syphilis involving the liver and bones.
Tertiary syphilis is an unusual entity. We have encountered a case of tertiary syphilis of the liver and bone demonstrated by… 
Review
1984
Review
1984
Cerebellopontine angle gumma.
A rare lesion, a gumma in the cerebellopontine angle, is reported. Gumma may mimic other more commonly occurring cerebellopontine… 
Review
1980
Review
1980
Syphilitic hepatitis.
Liver involvement in syphilis varies with the stage of the disease. The presence of fibrosis, gumma and hepar lobatum are well… 
1972
1972
Syphilis of the spine.
The manifestations of late syphilis are rarely seen nowadays. In the Oslo study, benign tertiary syphilis occurred in 15-8 per… 
Review
1961
Review
1961
Syphilitic gumma of the lung.
Few of us today would consider syphilis as a diagnostic possibility when approaching the problem of a pulmonary lesion. It is the… 
1956
1956
Gumma of liver with calcification.
ACCORDING to Rolleston (1929) the liver is the commonest internal organ to harbour a gumma. The clinical diagnosis of hepatic… 
1951
1951
Acquired Hole in the Disk *
An Army officer, 21 years of age, was first seen by me in December, 1929. He had 6/5 vision in each eye, with no appreciable… 
Review
1944
Review
1944
LOBECTOMY OF THE LIVER: REPORT OF THREE CASES
Resection of large lesions of the liver is a relatively rare surgical procedure, and many surgeons are never called on to perform… 
1935
1935
GLOSSODYNIA: REFLEX IRRITATION FROM THE MANDIBULAR JOINT AS THE PRINCIPAL ETIOLOGIC FACTOR: STUDY OF TEN CASES
During the observation of ninety patients with neuralgia and aural symptoms associated with destruction and disturbed function of… 
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