Chancre redux or reinfection? A case report in an HIV-positive

Int J STD AIDS · Mar 2006

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Chancre redux or reinfection? A case report in an HIV-positive man.

An HIV-positive heterosexual man presented with a recurrent penile chancre, 20 months after treatment with intramuscular procaine benzyl penicillin. Was this a rare case of chancre redux (monorecidive) or re-infection?

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- O McQuillan and S P Higgins.
- Department of Genitourinary Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, UK. Orla.McQuillan@CMMC.nhs.uk
- Int J STD AIDS. 2006 Mar 1;17(3):208-9.
AbstractAn HIV-positive heterosexual man presented with a recurrent penile chancre, 20 months after treatment with intramuscular procaine benzyl penicillin. Was this a rare case of chancre redux (monorecidive) or re-infection?

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