Intraurethral Verruca Acuminata in Men

Gartman, Edward

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(17)66870-8

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“…since 1891 (Goldenberg, 1891) by a number of authors (Bissada, Cole & Fried, 1974; Debenedictis, Marmar & Praiss, 1977; Gartman, 1956; Lindner & Pasquier, 1954; Mininberg & Rudick, 1976; Morrow, McDonald & Emmett, 1952;Oriel, 1971; Palmer, 1947; Redman & Meacham, 1973), mostly as series of a few isolated cases. The largest series published so far are the one of 60 males (Gartman, 1956), and that of 27 cases (Morrow et al, 1952.…”

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“…The largest series published so far are the one of 60 males (Gartman, 1956), and that of 27 cases (Morrow et al, 1952. In these previous reports, the symptoms, diagnosis as well as the management (Debenedictis et al, 1977;Gigax & Robinson, 1971; Jacobsen & Jones, 1938; Rosenberg & Al-Askari, 1973) of the urethral lesions have been emphasized, much less attention being devoted t o the etiological aspects (Bissada e t al.…”

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Demonstration of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) Antigens in a Case of Urethral Condyloma

Syrjänen¹,

Pyrhönen

1983

Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology

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A 33-year-old women is reported, in whom a urethral condyloma was found 2 years after a preceding condylomatous lesion in the uterine cervix. The urethral condyloma was of the flat type, not previously described in this location, and it was found by an indirect immunoperoxidase-PAP method to contain cells positive for human papilloma virus (HPV) antigens. The role of HPV in the etiology of such condylomas is briefly reviewed and the suggested involvement of HPV in human squamous cell carcinogenesis is discussed.

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