Foreign doctors have all kinds of different forms of training. But many are united by one common factor that seems to be operative especially in the Commonwealth countries — a great emphasis on the bedside exam and on clinical skills. In part, [this approach] was driven by the lack of ready access to all the kinds of sophisticated testing that we have now. But I think that kind of clinical training still serves me very well.
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<span>This is a sign of the primary stage of syphilis. These lesions, or chancres, will show up in the exact spot that the bacteria originally entered the body. This is generally a sign of the infection. The illness often incubates for long periods of time, from between ten and ninety days, so it could be months from the original contact.</span>
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