Condyloma acuminatum

Swerdlow, Dave B.; Salvati, Eugene P.

doi:10.1007/bf02553191

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“…Ein oft auftretendes Krankheitsbild bei HIV-Infizierten, das einer chirurgischen Intervention bedarf, sind perianale Condylomata acuminata (40±70 %) [3,7,12,20,28,31], die aber im Vergleich zu nicht-HIV-Infizierten in 84 % über den Analkanal bis zur Rectumschleimhaut reichen, und in 10 % der symptomatischen Patienten kommen die Condylomata ausschlieûlich intraanal vor [19]. Hervorgerufen werden die Condylomata acuminata durch humane Papillomaviren, bei denen über 60 verschiedene Typen unterschieden werden.…”

Section: Condylomata Acuminataunclassified

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Erfahrungen in der Chirurgie proktologischer Erkrankungen HIV-Infizierter

Stratmann

Kaminski

Lauschke

et al. 1999

Chirurg

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Individuals who are seropositive for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) often suffer from disorders affecting the anorectum, but unfortunately the best kind of treatment frequently seems questionable. In a retrospective investigation we reviewed 29 HIV-positive patients with anorectal lesions who had experienced a proctologic operation. Our impression correlates with other findings according to which HIV-positive patients in advanced stages have a poorer post-operative outcome in terms of morbidity and survival than patients in an early CDC disease stage. This implies that the indication for a proctologic operation in an immunocompromised state has to be considered carefully.

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Section: Condylomata Acuminataunclassified

“…[3,19]. Differentialdiagnostisch muû immer an Condylomata lata im Rahmen einer Syphilis gedacht werden [28]. Symptomatische Patienten in einem frühen CDC-Stadium profitieren von einer Abtragung der Condylomata, da auch die Zahl der Komplikationen so niedrig ist wie in einem HIV-negativen Vergleichskollektiv [2].…”

Section: Condylomata Acuminataunclassified

Erfahrungen in der Chirurgie proktologischer Erkrankungen HIV-Infizierter

Stratmann

Kaminski

Lauschke

et al. 1999

Chirurg

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“…Anal condylomata occur with increased incidence in homosexual patients (20)(21)(22) as well as in patients with HIV infection (2, 23). They appear to be more virulent, with a greater potential for malignancy in HIV-infected patients (24, 25).…”

Section: Anal Condylomatamentioning

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Surgery for Anal Lesions in HIV-infected Patients

Weiss

Wexner

1995

Annals of Medicine

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Anorectal manifestations are commonplace in patients with HIV infection. However, standardized or rational treatment of these conditions has not been proposed and many patients are denied adequate treatment based on fear of complications. This review looks critically at the available literature to draw conclusions about treatment, results and complications of surgery for anorectal problems in these patients.

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“…The incidence of anorectal cancer in hornosexual m e n has been reported to be 25 to 50 times that of heterosexual controls (15). This m a y be at least partially related to the high frequency of HPV infection in homosexual men (58).…”

Section: Condyloma Acuminatum and Human Genital Cancermentioning

confidence: 99%