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An extraordinary case of Buschke–Lowenstein tumor: multiple localization, malignant transformation, and clinical insights—a case presentation and literature review

2024-10-24

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Abstract Background Buschke–Lowenstein (B–L) tumors are rare, aggressive warty lesions that can grow to enormous sizes and have a risk of malignant transformation despite their benign histology. These tumors are primarily caused by HPV types 6 and 11, with additional risk factors, including immunodeficiency, multiple sexual partners, poor hygiene, and a history of other genital infections. The typical treatments i...

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943899e0-0227-556b-8b8e-04798f9349a5
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10.1186/s12301-024-00459-6
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