Topical Ethanol Therapy for Human Papillomavirus in Atheroma

Abstract

We have developed ethanol therapy for infectious atheroma based on the experience of two cases in which ethanol was injected into the liver cyst and the cyst shrank. For 64 infectious atheromas, atheroma contents were excreted and the cyst wall was contacted with 76% ethanol gauze for 5 minutes. Postoperatively, the cyst was washed daily as an open drainage. All cases were cured 10 days postoperatively, and no side effects. Postoperative follow-up study results in 36 cases showed no recurrence in an average of 5 years. Pathological examination revealed koilocytosis in 14 of 25 cases (56.0%), which is considered to be an indirect finding of viral infection. The changes in human papillomavirus (HPV 16) before and after ethanol therapy in 25 cases using the Bi-Digital O-ring Test (BDORT) decreased significantly from 1026.0 ng (BDORT units) preoperatively to 1.6ng (BDORT units) postoperatively. In also 12 cases follow-up study without microscopy HPV 16 same decreased from 1064.2ng to 1.2ng (BDORT unit) using BDORT with atheroma photographs. In total, HPV 16 could be demonstrated in 37 of 64 cases (57.8%) using BDORT. Temporal changes of HPV 16 used for BDORT in 7 cases after contact with ethanol were inactivated after 3 minutes 30 seconds. The involvement of HPV 16 is suggested as the cause of atheroma. It is speculated that ethanol inactivated HPV 16 of atheroma, which stopped the turnover of the squamous epithelium and prevented recurrence. Ethanol therapy for infectious atheroma is useful as an original new one-stage surgery because it is a simple procedure and has no side effects or recurrence.

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Infectious atheroma Ethanol therapy Koilocytosis Human papillomavirus HPV 16 Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

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