Detection of the human papillomavirus in samples obtained by self-collection technique in a group of peruvian college students

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Cross-sectional study that determined the frequency and the genotypes of the (HR-HPV) high-risk human papillomavirus through the self-collection technique in a group of college students of Lima. Two hundred twenty-one (221) students participated and the DNA of the HR-HPV was detected with polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The frequency of HR-HPV in participants was 43.4%; of this group, genotype HPV 16 was present in 15.6%, HPV 18 in 4.2%, and another HR-HPV in 80.2%. We can conclude that the frequency of HR-HPV is greater in the group of college students of this study in comparison with previous national investigations.

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Manrique-Hinojosa, J., Núñez-Teran, M. del C., Pretel-Ydrogo, L., Sullcahuaman-Allende, Y., Roa-Meggo, Y., Juárez-Coello, P., & Navarro-Egúsquiza, S. (2018). Detection of the human papillomavirus in samples obtained by self-collection technique in a group of peruvian college students. Revista Peruana de Medicina Experimental y Salud Publica, 35(4), 642–646. https://doi.org/10.17843/rpmesp.2018.354.3450

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