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Clinics in Dermatology, 1985
Laryngeal papillomatosis is a serious and potentially life-threatening disease. Like other HPV-induced lesions, these papillomas show an unpredictable pattern of active disease and remissions. The mechanism of benign tumor-induction by the virus, and the possible mechanism of conversion to a malignant lesion after radiation therapy is unknown. Surgery,
B M, Steinberg, A L, Abramson
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Laryngeal papillomatosis is a serious and potentially life-threatening disease. Like other HPV-induced lesions, these papillomas show an unpredictable pattern of active disease and remissions. The mechanism of benign tumor-induction by the virus, and the possible mechanism of conversion to a malignant lesion after radiation therapy is unknown. Surgery,
B M, Steinberg, A L, Abramson
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1953
The pedunculated papillary tumors of the bladder f papilloma) should be separated from other bladder tumors in selection of treatment and prognosis. They behave more like benign tumors. Biopsy examination may be useful, but careful cystoscopic evaluation supplemented by intravenous urography is of greater importance in proper recognition and selection ...
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The pedunculated papillary tumors of the bladder f papilloma) should be separated from other bladder tumors in selection of treatment and prognosis. They behave more like benign tumors. Biopsy examination may be useful, but careful cystoscopic evaluation supplemented by intravenous urography is of greater importance in proper recognition and selection ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
Ficarra 1 recently reported a case of umbilical papilloma, referring to Reder's 2 report of the 13th case and to 12 cases in Cullen's 3 textbook "Diseases of the Umbilicus." This entity has not been frequently reported. The following clinical report is presented as the 15th recorded case.
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Ficarra 1 recently reported a case of umbilical papilloma, referring to Reder's 2 report of the 13th case and to 12 cases in Cullen's 3 textbook "Diseases of the Umbilicus." This entity has not been frequently reported. The following clinical report is presented as the 15th recorded case.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1965
THE PROBLEMS of laryngeal papillomatosis, a benign disease of children, possibly a premalignant disease of adults, have perplexed otolaryngologists since the pathologic entity was first described. Its etiology is obscure, although evidence points by inference to a viral influence, and treatment regimes have been recommended which are as varied as the ...
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THE PROBLEMS of laryngeal papillomatosis, a benign disease of children, possibly a premalignant disease of adults, have perplexed otolaryngologists since the pathologic entity was first described. Its etiology is obscure, although evidence points by inference to a viral influence, and treatment regimes have been recommended which are as varied as the ...
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1952
Abstract The literature on papillomas of the cervix has been reviewed. Eight additional cases have been presented, including one case which showed malignant transformation. The definition of papilloma, its relationship to pregnancy, its malignant potentiality, and the present status of condyloma acuminatum have been discussed.
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Abstract The literature on papillomas of the cervix has been reviewed. Eight additional cases have been presented, including one case which showed malignant transformation. The definition of papilloma, its relationship to pregnancy, its malignant potentiality, and the present status of condyloma acuminatum have been discussed.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1980
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