- Diseases of the vagina and cervix, associated with viral infections: view of the practical doctor
Diseases of the vagina and cervix, associated with viral infections: view of the practical doctor
HEALTH OF WOMAN. 2017.2(118):111–117; doi 10.15574/HW.2017.118.111
Veropotvelyan P. M., Tsekhmistrenko I. C., Chuvakov A. N., Pivnev M. C., Pivnevа N. V.
Interregional center of medical genetics and prenatal diagnosis, Krivoy Rog
Perinatal center, Kiev
The medical diagnostic center, Krivoy Rog
MI «Kryvyi Rih city clinical hospital №1» DRC»
Center of family planning and human reproduction, Krivoy Rog
Kliniko-epidemiological these papillomas virus and herpes – a viral infection, in particular about genital herpes – one of the most widespread viral infections are presented in article.
Key words: virus of papilloma of the person, cancer of a neck of uterus, persistention, reinfection, carriage of virus, immunomodulators, herpesviridae infection, genital herp, interferon inductors.
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