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Atypical morphology of anogenital warts is not a marker of atypical histology or of infection to the high-risk human papillomavirus genotypes.
International journal of dermatology - 1 Oct 2017
Kumar Pankaj, Bhari Neetu, Gupta Vishal, Ramachandran V G, Arava Sudheer, Dar Lalit, Sharma Vinod K, Verma Kaushal K, Dwivedi Sada N, Gupta Somesh
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: The clinical morphology of anogenital warts may vary from flat, filiform, papular, or verrucous to giant condyloma acuminatum. Clinically atypical-looking genital warts may alarm the clinician because of their suspected malignant potential, which may cause anxiety, often leading to aggressive interventions. OBJECTIVE: To study if clinically atypical-looking anogenital warts are more likely to be...
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