… the anorectal region and is caused by infection with several strains of human papillomavirus
(HPV). These formations are also called venereal warts, anal warts or anogenital warts [1]. …

… In addition to genital warts, these HPV types have been associ… HPV; between 500,000 and
1 million new cases of HPV-induced ated with conjunctival, nasal, oral, and laryngeal warts […

… seem to lower the risk of developing anogenital warts, although those with higher CD4 cell
… risk of developing anogenital warts [13]. Warts are normally caused by low-risk HPV types 6 …

… They were sexually active, had a normal smear test and no genital warts upon recruitment …
/63) of the patients with genital warts developed a SIL. The association between warts and SIL …

… genital lesions, the presence of specific HPV types in these lesions, and the association with
a diagnosis of HPV-related pathology. … diagnosis of anogenital cancer or genital warts and …

… of clinically apparent genital HPV infection is genital warts (condylomata acuminata)… genital
warts at genitourinary medicine clinics in England and Wales44 and we now recognise HPV …

… Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection of metaplastic epithelium in the cervical … there is a
strong clinico-pathological association between condylomas and anogenital carcinoma. Tissue …

… pathology could make to clinical diagnosis can account for the reluctance of surgeons to
make greater use of pathology's … failed to resort to the pathological insights available to them. …

… While absolute differentiation may not always be possible, we still regard the recogni tion
of abnormal mitotic figures by a skilled pathologist as the best histologic criterion for …

… The pathology was highly suggestive of invasive carcinoma and so his primary physician …
HPV causes a variety of conditions ranging in severity from genital warts to squamous cell …