Zusammenfassung
HIV-Infektionen und sexuell übertragene Erkrankungen treten häufig gemeinsam auf oder
erhöhen gegenseitig das Risiko der Infektion. Dies betrifft vor allem sexuell übertragbare
Krankheiten, die mit Ulzerationen verlaufen wie Syphilis, Herpes genitoanalis, Ulcus
molle, Granuloma inguinale und Lymphogranuloma vernereum. Eine gleichzeitig bestehende
unbehandelte HIV-Infektion beeinflusst besonders den Verlauf der Syphilis.
Summary
HIV infection and sexually transmitted diseases are frequent coinfections. That concerns
especially patients with genital ulcer diseases (Syphilis, Herpes genitalis, Chancroid,
Donovanosis and Lymphogranuloma vernereum). Patients with syphilis and untreated HIV-infection
have uncommon manifestations and therapy failure of the treponemal infection.
Key Words
sexually transmitted diseases - HIV - syphilis
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Anschrift des Verfassers
Dr. Martin Hartmann
Universitäts-Hautklinik
Voß-Str. 2
69115 Heidelberg
