Malignus szájüregi daganatok előfordulása diabeteses és kontrollbetegekben

Végh, Dániel; Bányai, Dorottya; Végh, Ágnes; Szigeti, Virág; Somogyi, Andrea Kovácsné; Géczi, Zoltán; Németh, Zsolt; Hermann, Péter; Ujpál, Márta

doi:10.24121/dh.2020.2

Diabetologia Hungarica

2020

DOI: 10.24121/dh.2020.2

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Malignus szájüregi daganatok előfordulása diabeteses és kontrollbetegekben

Dániel Végh¹,

Dorottya Bányai²,

Ágnes Végh³

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“…In Hungary according to the data of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office the incidence of cervix carcinoma is around 1500 cases per year and around 500 patients die annually [3]. Hungary is the leader in incidence and mortality in oropharyngeal cancer in Europe and is second in the world in terms of men [5] . In terms of the numbers in 2014 according to the National Cancer Registry 3765 * email: d_manuc@yahoo.com new cases of head and neck cancer have been registered, 2688 men and 1077 women.…”

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PCR Technique Assisting the Early Diagnosis of Human Papillomavirus A retrospective clinical study

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The number of oral cancers associated with Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection is increasing worldwide. The purpose of this retrospective clinical trial is to investigate the relationship between genital and oral HPV infection and to observe the possibilities of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique and the limitations for oral HPV infection. The results of genital and oral HPV screening of 34 female patients and their partner, and 14 single female patients were processed in a private practice in Budapest between 2012 and 2015. After brush-biopsy sampling, HPV DNA identification and typing were performed using PCR technique. All in all 164 samples were typed. HPV DNA was detected in 76 cases (48.20%). HPV was detected in 55 cases from the genital samples (67%), and in 21 cases from the oral samples (25.6%). Genital HPV infection was statistically significantly higher in women (79.2% vs 22,9%, p[0.001). Gender comparison of genital HPV infection showed a statistically significant difference (79.2% for women, 50% for men, p = 0.006). In case of genital HPV infection, the oral HPV infection of the same person is more frequent. In this study, the above mentioned difference is significant for women and not significant for men. HPV16 is the HPV genotype which was identified in the highest ratio(47.2%). PCR technique is capable of the detection of oral HPV infection, but follow-up studies with higher case number , and questionnaire studies are needed to understand HPV transmission more accurately.

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PCR Technique Assisting the Early Diagnosis of Human Papillomavirus A retrospective clinical study

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Mensch³

et al. 2018

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Malignus szájüregi daganatok előfordulása diabeteses és kontrollbetegekben

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