XXXX : beware the @entity281 you can't see.

@entity1 @entity5 @entity1083 @entity281 @entity1082
BACKGROUND: Genital @entity1082 ) is a common sexually transmitted @entity281 . In the first 10 years of sexual activity, point prevalence rates approach 25% and the lifetime risk of acquisition of this @entity281 may be as high as 80%. There are over 200 types of HPV, of which approximately 50 infect the genital area. OBJECTIVE: This article aims to discuss HPV detection and its role in @entity5 development. DISCUSSION: The HPV types that cause genital warts do not cause @entity5 . The subclinical types (especially types 16 and 18) are most frequently found in high grade epithelial abnormalities and therefore can potentially cause @entity5 . @entity1082 is a 'necessary but not sufficient cause for @entity5 '. Most genital @entity1083 is transient. @entity5 is actually a rare outcome of @entity1083 . However, only 5% of @entity1 in developing countries have had a Pap smear in the past five years, and worldwide approximately 250 thousand @entity1 die of this disease every year. The role of HPV DNA testing has not yet been defined, but is no doubt a potential tool for the future. Meanwhile, international vaccine trials using HPV virus-like particles are taking place, and look promising.
