mass blood testing-whether as a result of legal requirement and regulation or in the routine testing of patients and industrial workers-is extremely valuable where there is much syphilis among the population tested but becomes very costly when the number of positive reactors found is small.in a section on the clinical implications of serological findings , the authors deal with the problems presented by seropositive pregnant women and newborn children , with quantitative serological tests for syphilis , with the serological response in penicillin-treated syphilis , and with the serology of asymptomatic reinfection and serorelapse .
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