Background: Mucocutaneous warts are mostly asymptomatic and usually attract the attention
of patients by the cosmetic problems that they cause. This disease should be treated …

Warts are common problem in the communities and caused by many types of human
papilloma virus. There are many modalities of treatment in which none was shown to be …

Cutaneous warts are common skin lesions caused by human papillomavirus infection.
Treatment is aimed at relieving the patient's physical and psychological discomfort and at …

Cutaneous warts are benign epidermal proliferations caused by human papillomavirus
infection. Treatment aims to cure the patient's physical and psychological discomfort, and to …

Viral warts are caused by HPV infection and result in the formation of benign proliferative
lesions in humans. The diagnosis of viral warts is relatively simple and can be made on the …

Cutaneous warts are a common presenting complaint in children and adolescents.
Common, plantar, or flat warts are cutaneous manifestations of the human papillomavirus …

Background and objective: Non-genital warts are benign cutaneous growths caused by
infection with the human papillomavirus. Although warts can resolve spontaneously, patients …

Objectives: To compare the therapeutic efficacy of intralesional mumps, measles, and
rubella (MMR) vaccination, vitamin D3 (VitD3), and bleomycin injection in patients with …

Cutaneous warts are extremely common, benign, and usually selflimiting. Infection of
epidermal cells with the human papilloma virus (HPV) results in cell proliferation and a …

Cutaneous warts are a common, self-limiting skin condition. They are more common in
children and young adults (Sterling JC, Gibbs S, Br J Dermatol. 171: 696–712, 2014). Warts …