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Beyond HPV-16 and 18: Clinical Significance of HPV-58 and 59 in Cervical Abnormalities in Northeast India

2025-10-29

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Cervical cancer exerts significant public health burden globally and in India. While HPV-16 and HPV-18 are well-known etiological agents, emerging evidence highlights the regional significance of other high-risk genotypes like HPV-58 and HPV-59. This study aimed to evaluate the prevalence and cytological associations of HPV genotypes, particularly 58 and 59, in Northeast Indian women. A total of 429 cervical swab...

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46fe9142-4993-510e-b3b7-bb21558cd389
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10.22541/au.176176641.16681606/v1
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