Secondary syphilis characteristically presents in the mouth with which lesion?

Secondary syphilis classically produces highly infectious mucous patches and may show condyloma lata; the chancre is primary syphilis, gumma is tertiary, and Hutchinson incisors are congenital.Other options: Chancre (primary), gumma (tertiary), and Hutchinson incisors (congenital) belong to other stages.Key exam takeaway: Syphilis stages: primary = chancre; secondary = mucous patch/condyloma lata; tertiary = gumma; congenital = Hutchinson incisors.