“…Human papillomiviruses (HPV) have been implicated in the development of benign, proliferative lesions of skin (Ikenberg et al, 1983), cervix (Gissmann et al, 1983;Reid et al, 1984), urethra (Dean et al, 1983;Murphy et al, 1983;Syrjanen and Pyrhonen, 1983), urinary bladder (Hotchkiss and Rouse, 1968;Pettersson et al, 1976;Walther et al, 1986), ureter (Keating et al, 1985), vocal cord (Lack et al, 1980;Costa et al, 1981;Gissmann et al, 1983;Lancaster and Jenson, 1981;Mounts et al, 1982;Quick et al, 1980), and esophagus (Syrjanen et al, 1982;Winkler et al, 1985). They have also been found in association with some malignant tumors from these sites (Galloway et al, 1980;Libby et al, 1985;Reid et al, 1984;Abramson et al, 1985;Brandsma et al, 1986;Syrjanen, 1982;Syrjanen and Syrjanen, 1981).…”