Nongenital warts are a common presentation in general practice. Despite treatment
according to evidence based guidelines, a significant proportion of common warts fail to …

Background: Nongenital warts are a common condition seen in general practice, affecting
patients of all ages. There are many treatment options and patients often self medicate with …

Numerous treatments for nongenital cutaneous warts are available, although no single
therapy has been established as completely curative. Watchful waiting is an option for new …

Introduction The treatment of recalcitrant nongenital cutaneous warts has always been
challenging for dermatologists as they often recur and relapse. Multiple treatment options …

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 …

Objective To summarize and determine the appropriate use for the new and old
management tools for genital warts. Sources of information The following databases were …

Warts are regularly treated by dermatologists, and while many respond readily to first-line
treatments, others may represent a therapeutic challenge. Large, deep, numerous, and …

Common, plantar and flat warts are the primary classes of nongenital warts. Although
spontaneous remission does occur, all warts should be treated to avoid spreading. Common …

Warts constitute the most frequently observed dermatological manifestations of human
papillomavirus (HPV). Although an extensive range of treatments exist for local warts, there …