Type Distribution of Human Papillomavirus in Genital Warts of Korean Men
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Purpose: To analyze the distribution of human papillomavirus (HPV) types and the characteristics of genital condyloma in Korean men.Materials and Methods: Between January 2015 and December 2015, we reviewed the medical charts of 435 male patients diagnosed with genital condyloma. A total of 441 samples were identified. The detection rate of each HPV type and its associated characteristics (age, number of HPV types, low-risk and/or high-risk types, number of lesions) were analyzed. Our sample population was divided into two groups: The non-urethral condyloma group and the urethral condyloma group. In addition, subgroup analysis was also performed.Results: Among the total 441 specimens, 409 (92.7%) were non-urethral condyloma and 32 (7.3%) were urethral condyloma. Single-type infection was observed in 56.7% and multiple-type infection was seen in 43.3%. HPV type 6 and type 11 were the most common types in total genital condyloma and subgroups. HPV type 11, which was detected in 43.8% of those in the urethral condyloma group and in 22.0% of those in the non-urethral condyloma group (p=0.009), showed a statistically significant difference with respect to the type-specific detection rate.Conclusions: As in previous studies, our study also showed that HPV type 6 was the most prevalent type among all genital condylomas, followed by HPV type 11. A subgroup analysis also showed the same result.
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Purpose: To analyze the distribution of human papillomavirus (HPV) types and the characteristics of genital condyloma in Korean men.Materials and Methods: Between January 2015 and December 2015, we reviewed the medical charts of 435 male patients diagnosed with genital condyloma. A total of 441 samples were identified. The detection rate of each HPV type and its associated characteristics (age, number of HPV types, low-risk and/or high-risk types, number of lesions) were analyzed. Our sample population was divided into two groups: The non-urethral condyloma group and the urethral condyloma group. In addition, subgroup analysis was also performed.Results: Among the total 441 specimens, 409 (92.7%) were non-urethral condyloma and 32 (7.3%) were urethral condyloma. Single-type infection was observed in 56.7% and multiple-type infection was seen in 43.3%. HPV type 6 and type 11 were the most common types in total genital condyloma and subgroups. HPV type 11, which was detected in 43.8% of those in the urethral condyloma group and in 22.0% of those in the non-urethral condyloma group (p=0.009), showed a statistically significant difference with respect to the type-specific detection rate.Conclusions: As in previous studies, our study also showed that HPV type 6 was the most prevalent type among all genital condylomas, followed by HPV type 11. A subgroup analysis also showed the same result.
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