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Local control of human papillomavirus infection after anal condylomata acuminata eradication
Thiago da Silveira Manzione1, Sidney Roberto Nadal2, Edenilson Eduardo Calore3
1Faculty of Medical Sciences, São Paulo Holy Home.
Objective:
To verify whether the eradication of anal condylomata acuminata was effective for local control of HPV infection using anal colposcopy and anal brush cytology.
Methods:
We evaluated 147 patients treated for anal margin and/or anal canal condyloma, with 108 HIV-positive and 39 HIV-negative individuals. The average age for males was 40 years for HIV-positive and 27.5 for HIV-negative. In females, the mean age was 37.5 years for HIV-positive and 31.5 for HIV-negative.
Results:
Twenty-four patients (16.3%) had normal cytology and anal colposcopy, 16 (10.9%) normal cytology and altered anal colposcopy, 52 (35.4%) normal anal colposcopy and altered cytology, and 55 (37.4%) had altered cytology and anal colposcopy.
Conclusion:
the eradication of clinical lesions failed to locally control HPV infection.
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