During pregnancy a localised human papillomavirus (HPV) lesion may, in rare cases, develop into a Büschke-Lowenstein tumour. The choice of treatment is crucial as standard systemic treatment is teratogenic. We performed laser CO 2 microsurgery because it has a low incidence of complications.
Büschke-Lowenstein tumour in pregnancy
PANELLA, Marco Marzio
2003-01-01
Abstract
During pregnancy a localised human papillomavirus (HPV) lesion may, in rare cases, develop into a Büschke-Lowenstein tumour. The choice of treatment is crucial as standard systemic treatment is teratogenic. We performed laser CO 2 microsurgery because it has a low incidence of complications.File in questo prodotto:
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