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During clinical examination of a patient with suspected secondary syphilis, highly infectious, flat, wart-like lesions are found in moist intertriginous areas. These specific lesions are biologically identified as:

A. Gummas
B. Chancres
C. Condylomata lata
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D. Vesicles

📝 Explanation

The correct option is Condylomata lata. These are characteristic mucocutaneous lesions of secondary syphilis occurring in moist skin folds. They are teeming with spirochetes and are highly contagious. Gummas are tertiary, and chancres are primary.

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  • Gummas
  • Chancres
  • Condylomata lata
  • Vesicles

The correct option is Condylomata lata. These are characteristic mucocutaneous lesions of secondary syphilis occurring in moist skin folds. They are teeming with spirochetes and are highly contagious. Gummas are tertiary, and chancres are primary.

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