Realization of early congenital latent syphilis in a newborn from an HIV-infected mother

In the modern world, the problem of simultaneous infection with syphilis and HIV infection is of particular relevance. The same conditions and transmission routes, identical contingents at risk of infection, make it possible to assume the presence of coinfection with a high degree of probability. It should be noted that in an HIV-infected pregnant woman, against the background of receiving antiretroviral therapy, the clinical picture of syphilis changes, its diagnosis becomes difficult, and the risk of infection of the newborn increases.