… of genital warts., In these studies, 20-30% of the treated warts recurred.18,19 In our study, up
to 82% of podofilox treated warts … one doctor for every four hundred of its 10 million people (…

… in genital warts: patient-applied versus physician-administered therapies. Clin Therap
1999;21:1–13 5 Mohanty KC. The cost-effectiveness of treatment of genital warts … genital warts in …

… genital warts in women is a global concern. Genital warts are a clinical manifestation of HPV
… Modeling the impact of treatment options in genital warts: patient-applied versus physician-…

… terms: genital warts, economic burden and patients’ … for patients with EGW is physician
visits, which comprise 37–53% of total costs.[26] The number of times a patient sees a physician …

… of physicians who treat and/or diagnose genital warts in their practices. Physicians completed
a … General practitioners and family medicine doctors were included as PCPs. The ‘other’ …

… anogenital warts. These include physicians in the specialties of family and general practice,
… varied by counseling practices, HPV testing of patients with genital warts (not approved by …

… vaccine for young women and girls, the annual incidence of anogenital warts in general
practice was estimated at 2.2 cases of GW per 1000 Australians (95% confidence interval (CI): …

… program on the number of in-patient treatments for genital warts. … in the number of in-patient
treatments for genital warts in the youngest (15–24 … practice or sexual health clinic setting). …

… The merits of upper gastrointestinal endoscopy in patients with dyspepsia are acknowledged
widely by both hospital and general practitioners. Because of limited resources and …

Introduction Genital Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the most commonly occurring
sexually transmitted viral infection in humans. HPV is a wide family of DNA viruses, which …