… The mainstay of management is surgical resection with or without adjuvant chemo-radiotherapy,
topical retinoids or imiquimod. Specialist surgical and oncological involvement is …

… surgery is also associated with low recurrence rates. A retrospective study of 60 patients with
anogenital warts … (15%), or with surgical removal of residual warts after imiquimod 5% (20%)…

… In this context, surgical excision of warts is, with regard to the risk of autoinoculation from …
CO 2 laser and electrocautery “Bloody” removal of common warts or genital warts is classified …

… options are available to manage anogenital warts (AGWs). … and safety of local treatments
for the management of AGWs. … less erosion than CO 2 laser (RR 1.37; 95% CI 1.11–1.70). …

… trials (RCTs) of anogenital wart treatments (provideradministered … Our systematic review
included RCTs of anogenital wart … Surgery was painful in 48% of cases, and CO2 laser was …

… The surgical methods for genital warts include curettage, … or large warts of any location
should be referred for surgical … genital infections: controversy over obstetric management. …

… methods involve the non-specific elimination of infected tissue, including cryotherapy, CO
2 laser therapy, pulsed-light therapy, electrocoagulation, and surgical excision. These …

… ; surgery vs imiquimod; surgery vs podophyllotoxin cream or solution; CO 2 laser vs imiquimod;
and CO 2 laser … to help increase the efficacy of AGW management, and to make it better …

… any of cryotherapy, imiquimod 5% cream and surgical excision, with surgical excision
identified as the most effective treatment for reducing risk of recurrence after complete clearance. …

… laser surgery, surgical excision, podophyllin, or bleomycin) or patient-administered treatment
(imiquimod or KOH) in the other group. Studies not satisfying these criteria were excluded …