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PUPO RICARDO, Arnel; ROCA SOCARRAS, Armando; RODRIGUEZ CRESPO, Alejandro  y  GONZALEZ SANCHEZ, Magalis. Buschke Lowenstein Tumor. ccm [online]. 2016, vol.20, n.1, pp. 204-212. ISSN 1560-4381.

Buschke Lowenstein tumor or Acuminate Giant Condyloma is a benign epithelial tumor, caused by Human Papillomavirus, sexually transmissible and in   rare cases, it becomes to malignant one.  A male patient of 51 years old, chronic smoker, occasional alcoholic was presented in this article. Unstable with sexual relations. The patient came to Urology service for inguinal, penoscrotal and perineal verrucous damages, that were treated and reduced (2009), but the patient abandoned the treatment causing the damage development. Add infection by Proteus mirabilis was solved with ciprofloxacino. Surgical reception of inguinoescrotal and perineals damages were performed. For penile damages the topic treatment was combined. Satisfactory postoperative evolution was observed. The penile damages were treated with podofilino and 5-Fluorouracilo, so ulceration and total reduction were observed. Inmunomodulators were also given. For one year the patient presented small lesions. Nowadays there is no a specific and definitive treatment.

Palabras clave : giant acuminate condyloma; Buschke Lowenstein tumor; human papillomavirus.

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