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Treponematoses in Gambia: preliminary communication.
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Factors in the recession of yaws in Ceylon.
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Manifestations of yaws in Great Britain.
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Yaws on Guam; treatment and environmental considerations.
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Some aspects of yaws in Liberia.
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[Recognition of frambesia in Somalia; epidemiological and clinical study].
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Non-specific factors in the epidemiology of yaws.
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Extent and nature of the yaws problem in Africa.
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[Yaws in the French African territories].
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[Frambesai tropica (bouba) in the northeast of Minais Gerais; analysis of 5,385 cases].
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[Frambesia, infancy and public health].
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Comparison of repository penicillin treatment schedules in yaws in Indonesia; an evaluation of the epidemiological and economical conditions that influence this comparison.
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Endemic syphilis and yaws.
Endemic syphilis and similar conditions are compared in this paper with yaws. Both are non-venereal and endemic, and they have very similar epidemiological characteristics. There is also considerable similarity in the clinical manifestations at the various stages of yaws and endemic syphilis, the differences that do appear being mainly due to different environmental and living conditions. No antigenic or immunogenic differences between syphilis and yaws have yet been demonstrated, and the sensitivity of both to penicillin is the same. Control measures for both diseases may be based on similar principles.The author considers the treponematoses to be closely related infections, and stresses the "unitarian" view put forward by various writers.
Two yaws endemics in South-West Borneo.
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Epidemiology of yaws in Zanzibar and Pemba.
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A short history of yaws in Trinidad.
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