Background Anogenital warts (AGW) are caused by the most common sexually transmitted
infection, human papillomavirus. The objective of this study was to examine AGW incidence …

… For the purpose of description of regional differences regarding predominantly rural and …
The number of incident cases of the respective stratum was divided by the total person time …

… to determine country-speci®c attitudes and perceptions of patients with genital warts and to
… The target sample size was 30 patients per country, evenly divided by sex and age. Eligible …

… infection, the role this virus has in the induction of cervical dysplasia and the high incidence
of cervical cancer in our country represent significant public concerns. Our study proved that …

… cause disease that manifests as genital warts (GW) and squamous … and high-risk types are
the cause of anogenital cancers. … in the country focuses on cervical cancer, HPV knowledge, …

OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study is to explore the experiences of self-treatment for
anogenital warts from the perspective of a group of young women who received it. STUDY …

… these physicians were used to represent the entire country. … or existing GW cases observed,
divided by the total number of … of a specific specialty in the country (obtained from a database …

… behavior were inspected for anogenital warts at enrollment and follow-up … anogenital warts
at baseline. Cox regression was performed to analyze predictors of incident anogenital warts, …

… of the variation, the Danish study included only women from the greater Copenhagen area,
where the lifetime number of sex partners is generally higher than that for the entire country […

… of HPV types varies from country to country or region to region.9 At present, the prevalence
and distribution of HPV types in genital warts … 2, we divided patients with genital warts into 10 …