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HPV prevalence and type distribution in penile carcinoma
Journal of Clinical Pathology, 09/10/09
Miralles–Guri C et al. – About half of the penile tumours were associated to HPV 16/18 with little presence of other genotypes. Research on the mechanisms behind penile carcinogenesis is warranted. Available HPV vaccines are likely to be effective in penile tumours.
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