Background: HPV (human papillomavirus) and HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) are risk factors for Penile cancer (PC); HIV-HPV co-infection heightens the risk of anogenital dysplasia
It has been demonstrated that most HIV transmissions among MSM occur during receptive anal intercourse Penile sleeves are sex aids designed to fit the outer surface of the penile shaft.
A 52-year-old, HIV-positive man presents with penile lesions that have persisted despite treatment with acyclovir. A 52-year-old, HIV-positive man presents with a several-month history of penile lesions.
The prevalence of HIV was greater in those with penile wetness 126 of 190 (66.3%) compared with 90 of 196 (45.9%) with no penile wetness, crude prevalence odds ratio
Penile discharge is more likely caused by Chlamydia or Gonorrhea than HIV. HIV does not cause penile discharge during acute infection. A negative urine culture does not rule out Chlamydia
The prevalence pattern of high-risk HPV types in HIV-negative and HIV-infected MSM was similar for the anal and penile site of infection: HPV ty, 31, 51, and 52 were most frequently
Penile bacterial communities associated with HIV acquisition. We initially performed a comprehensive assessment of foreskin bacterial communities from HIV-uninfected men
Indeed, the frequency of penile-vaginal transmission of HIV was reported to be as high as 10% and penile-anal transmission as high as 33% depending on those risk cofactors (7, 12). After
The incidence of penile SCC is extremely low, although it is higher in PLWH than in those without HIV . 5.2. HPV-Related Cancers in People Living with HIV. HPV and HIV coinfection is
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