All are cardiovascular manifestations of late syphilis, EXCEPT:
Cardiovascular manifestations of late syphilis: Manifests 10-40 years after infection Due to Endaeritis obliterans of the vasa vasorum T. pallidum DNA detected by PCR in aoic tissue. Uncomplicated aoitis, aoic regurgitation, saccular aneurysm (usually of the ascending aoa), or coronary ostial stenosis. Linear calcification of the ascending aoa suggests asymptomatic syphilitic aoitis Syphilitic aneurysms are usually saccular, and it do not lead to aoic dissection. Only 1 in 10 aoic aneurysms of syphilitic origin involves the abdominal aoa. Ref: Harrison, E-18, P-1384
Uncomplicated aoitis
Saccular aneurysm (usually of the ascending aoa)
Coronary ostial stenosis
Pulmonary stenosis