Prospective study reveals positive correlation between genital infections and HPV in females, suggesting co-infection screening aids cervical cancer risk detection.
) in the lower part of the female genital system has a positive correlation with the frequency of HPV infection and, consequently, a possible influence on faster progression to cervical dysplasia caused by HPV. We consider that inclusion of screening for sexually transmitted infections as monitoring in women with HPV infection could help to find women at risk of cervical cancer progression.
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