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In adults, the lesions will appear as asymptomatic, flat, red-white lesions or patches of erythema with a pale peripheral ring. In newborns and children, T pallidum usually causes developmental disturbances such as the classic triad of mulberry molars, notched incisors, and tapered incisors (screwdriver teeth) known as Hutchinson’s triad. Additionally, saber-shaped shins, rhagades, interstitial keratitis, and a saddle nose deformity may variably be seen.