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Can You Solve This Neonatal Case? Congenital Syphilis Treatment Challenge

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Can You Solve This Neonatal Case? Congenital Syphilis Treatment Challenge

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A 3-day-old baby has congenital syphilis with positive VDRL but negative CSF VDRL, weighs 3 kg, and is asymptomatic. The hospital has NO aqueous crystalline or procaine penicillin available - what treatment would you give? Drop your answer in the comments and check the link for the correct protocol!

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