2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.oraloncology.2014.06.011
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Detection and typing of Human Papillomaviruses (HPV) in malignant, dysplastic, nondysplastic and normal oral epithelium by nested Polymerase Chain Reaction, immunohistochemistry and transitional electron microscopy in patients of Northern Greece

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“…In this study, the control group's rate of HPV positivity (34.5%) was much higher than in previous Italian studies [20,28] but comparable to recent papers [23,29], thus in keeping with the worldwide increase in oral HPV prevalence [12].…”
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“…In this study, the control group's rate of HPV positivity (34.5%) was much higher than in previous Italian studies [20,28] but comparable to recent papers [23,29], thus in keeping with the worldwide increase in oral HPV prevalence [12].…”
Section: A C C E P T E D Accepted Manuscriptsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Testing a limited number of genotypes can also explain the fact that no multiple infection were detected in this study. In other studies related to oral cavity, HPV multiple infections were in the range of 5-13% [14,23,26], rates apparently lower than in cervical infections.…”
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confidence: 61%
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“…Specific anatomic locations included oral mucosa (n=7), esophagus (n=2), larynx (n=2), adenoids/tonsils (n=2), and parotids (n=1) (Aggelopoulou et al, 1999; Blioumi et al, 2014; Bouda et al, 2000; Gorgoulis et al, 1999; Kouvousi, et al, 2013; Lambropoulos et al, 1997; Laskaris et al, 2014; Lyronis I., 2005; Lyronis, et al, 2008; Mammas, et al 2012; Mammas, et al, 2006; Tsimplaki et al, 2014; Vageli, et al, 2007). Only 5 studies included asymptomatic patients (Blioumi, et al, 2014; Bouda, et al, 2000; Lambropoulos, et al, 1997; Lyronis I., 2005; Lyronis, et al, 2008). The remaining studies focused on testing patients with dysplasia, hyperplasia or cancer.…”
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confidence: 99%