Meatal spreader.
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Condylomata Acuminata↗
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O Aynaud
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[Male genital examination: the usefulness of penis endoscopy and the acetic acid test for the detection of papillomavirus lesions].
This study was based on 2,400 genital examinations performed by means of the acetic acid test looking for human papillomavirus (HPV) lesions in the male partners of women with HPV genital lesions. These peniscopies demonstrated HPV lesions in 56% of the men examined. In 109 cases, histological and virological examination revealed that 30% of them had areas of intraepithelial neoplasia of the penis, associated with potentially oncogenic papillomavirus infection. The value of this examination is to detect HPV lesions and, in particular, dysplastic lesions. The treatment of these lesions appears to allow a reduction in the incidence of recurrence of HPV lesions in women after treatment.
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[Value of therapeutic circumcision in diffuse condylomata acuminata].
Therapeutical circumcision (posthectomy) in nine patients presenting with diffuse penile warts. CO2 laser circumcision resulted in a 100 p. 100 cure rate after a 3-month follow-up in patients with diffuse warts of recent onset, and a 75 p. 100 cure rate in patients with recalcitrant warts.
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[New ambulatory techniques for the detection and treatment of urethral condyloma in men. Apropos of 2 cases].
We have been looking for urethral condylomatous lesions during a screening genital examination of 2,000 male patients who were the partners of women presenting with a condylomatous infection. The use of a small speculum and of a retractor of our own design has allowed the out patient diagnosis and treatment of urethral lesions up to 20 mm deep in 26 (22%) of the 123 patients presenting with lesions of the urethral meatus. A follow-up urethroscopy demonstrated the presence of condylomatous lesions in the retrobalanic portion, up to the vicinity of the striated sphincter in 11 (8%) of these patients. The use of a novel retractor thus allows visualizing all the lesions located up to the great lacuna and treating them with a laser beam, with a healing rate of 93%. Urethroscopy must be reserved for recurrence of meatic condylomas after treatment.
Condylomata Acuminata↗