Chinese Journal of Dermatology ›› 1995, Vol. 28 ›› Issue (1): 25-27.

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Detection of HPV DNA by PCR in Lesions of Condylomate Acuminata Treated with CO2 Laser and Microwave In Vitro

Li Hongxia, Xia Mingyu, Zhu Wenyuan   

  1. Nanjing Women's Hospital, Nanjing 210004
  • Received:1994-01-04 Revised:1994-05-09 Online:1995-02-15 Published:1995-02-15

Abstract: Twelve specimens of genital warts were excised from 12 patients and divided into three parts.One part was untreated,the second and the third part were treated with CO2 laser and microwave respectively.HPV DNA was amplified and detected in 100% of untreated specimens (HPV16 and HPV11 in six patients each),in 83% and 50% of specimens treated with CO2 laser and microwave respectively.There was a significant difference in the detection rates between untreated and microwave treated specimens (χ2=4.18,P<0.05).Microwave damaged HPV DNA more effectively than CO2 laser.

Key words: Condylomata acuminata, Polymerase chain reaction, Papillomaviruses