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Non-venereal endemic syphilis

Known as: Njovera, Nonvenereal endemic syphilis, Bejel 
National Institutes of Health

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2013
2013
A Case of Endemic Syphilis, Iran
To the Editor: Endemic syphilis, also known as bejel, is a nonvenereal treponematosis with onset in early childhood; the disease… 
Review
1994
Review
1994
Sexually transmitted diseases in children in developing countries.
The populations of developing countries have younger age structures than the populations of more developed, Western countries… 
1984
1984
Burned-out endemic syphilis (Bejel): facial deformities and defects in Saudi Arabia.
: Endemic syphilis (bejel) is an endemic, contagious, non-sexually transmitted treponematosis of primitive communities which, if… 
1973
1973
Venereal disease and treponematoses--the epidemiological situation and WHO's control programme.
In recent years the epidemiological pattern of venereal disease and endemic treponematoses has undergone important changes in… 
1971
1971
BEJEL OR NON‐VENEREAL ENDEMIC SYPHILIS
—The case of a negroid man from Trucial Oman on the Arabian Gulf with vitiligoid bejel and several juxta-art icular nodules is… 
1954
1954
Comparative sensitivity of treponemes of syphilis, yaws, and bejel to penicillin in vitro, with observations on factors affecting its treponemicidal action.
1952
1952
Endemic treponematosis (balash or bejel) in Saudi Arabia.
Summary 1.  The prevalence of treponematosis among the tribesmen around Badana, Saudi Arabia is 37.8% out of a sample of 81… 
1942
1942
Roentgen Manifestations of Bejel (“Endemic Syphilis”) as Observed in the Euphrates River Valley
Bejel is a treponematosis endemic among the nomad and semi-nomad inhabitants of the Euphrates River Valley. Its clinical… 
1936
1936
BEJEL: NONVENEREAL SYPHILIS
Various aspects ofbejel, the form of syphilis found among the Arabs of the valley of the middle Euphrates River, have been dealt… 
1936
1936
Mucocutaneous Syphilis (Bejel) in Syria
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