Viktor Procházka, Valeria Skopelidou, Martina Romanová, Jaroslav Klát
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Spontaneous and post-interventional regression of cervical HPV infection.
Recent literature sources suggest that 15-20% of all malignant diseases have a viral aetiology. About 5% of these are caused by the human papillomavirus. The presence of papillomavirus is one of the strongest risk factors for development of a cervical pre-cancerous lesion and subsequent cervical cancer. The presented review provides a brief summary and characterisation of risk factors that influence spontaneous and post-interventional regression and persistence of papillomavirus in the cervical area.
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