HPV - tratamiento del hpv

DIAGNOSIS OF HPV

HPV MEDICAL CENTER and HPV MEDICAL GROUP HPV MEDICAL GROUP has been created to prevent, to diagnose and treat HPV before it develops into cancer. For this purpose, we use DNA detection techniques (PCR and hybrid-capture) which allow us to make a diagnosis of the virus in its early stages of infection, also called “latent stage”. At the same time, these techniques let us know if the virus is benign or related to cancer being able to establish the risk of the infection.


Most of our members have been trained in our country and abroad and were awarded for their research projects and medical journals in International Medical Congresses.

One of our departments in our center is oriented to research in Clinical Pharmacology, working for the pharmaceutical industry with national and international laboratories, contributing to the development of new drugs. Part of our team has worked in the production of pharmaceutical drugs since the 60’s as well as in the development of new diagnostic techniques currently applied becoming pioneers in some areas of medicine. As a result of our work, we have successfully treated thousands of patients to date. We are continuously pushing ourselves to find new cures for diseases taking them as a challenge.


We have been working for more than three years in new therapeutic approaches to treat Human Papillomavirus in its different stages of infection.

These techniques were designed after several years of using classic therapeutic procedures such as the use of trichloroacetic acid, podophyllin, interferons, podophyllotoxin, electrocautery, leep, others, that produce regular results and suffering for the patients.

The main goal of our medical team is the treatment of human papillomavirus in clinical phase, and early stages.

Early detection and treatment of human papillomavirus allowed us to perform new therapeutic approaches that will be communicated in medical congresses and published shortly.
PCR

Using molecular pathology techniques, the HPV test, unlike the pap smear, allows us to have a precise diagnosis of the Human Papillomavirus. The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a painless technique which involves the extraction of cellular material as it is done in a pap smear but, unlike this, it has a sensitivity of 100% in the cervix. In other words, there is no possibility of false negatives if the extraction is correctly performed. This molecular biology technique, which we prefer and recommend, also gives us the possibility to find out which type of HPV the patient actually has. The importance of this lies in the fact that there are tumor viruses, in other words, viruses related to cancer such as: HPV 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59 and 68, among others. There are other viruses related to benign warts which may result unsightly or contagious. This technique is also used in other genital areas such as the vagina, vulva, anus, penis or other parts of the body, which cannot be contagious, such as the mouth or areas of the skin near the genitals and different organs where the HPV infections are less frequent.

HYBRID CAPTURE

Another currently used technique for detection of the HPV is the “hybrid-capture” test which gives us the possibility to obtain information about the human papillomaviruses connected to genital infection or cervix cancer as well as some benign viruses related to common warts. Unlike PCR, this technique does not report on the infectious type of viruses and it is only sensitive to the most frequently found viruses.
The “hybrid-capture” detects HPV viruses which are often found in the genitals. These one are classified in: Group I: 6, 11, 42, 43, 44, 53 and 54 called “low-risk” HPV types and which are not related to cancer; and Group II viruses, also called of “high-risk”: 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59 and 68 related cancer.

Molecular biology techniques must be applied for woman and man

HPV Medical Center Triage:

PCR, Pap Smear and Colposcopy.

Microcolpohysteroscopy

Microscopy: special lens   

Others Consults

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