AI Article Synopsis
- The causes of inverted papillomas remain unclear, with current hypotheses suggesting a potential viral link.
- A study involving 14 patients over 38 months aimed to investigate the presence of "Human Herpes Virus 8" (HHV 8) using PCR testing.
- Results showed no evidence of HHV 8 in any sample, indicating the need for continued research into the viral origins of inverted papillomas.
Article Abstract
Introduction: The aetiology of inverted papillomas is still not known. Current thinking favours a viral agent in particular
Objective: To widen viral research to "Human Herpes Viridae n 8" (HHV 8).
Material And Method: 14 patients were included in a prospective study over a 38 months period. The average age was 49.6 years. The technique used is the PCR.
Results: No samples revealed the presence of HHV n8.
Conclusion: The virus "human herpes viridae" was found in no samples, but as long as the etiopathogeny of the inverted papilloma is unknown. Further viral research is needed.
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