What Are HPV 16 and 18?
HPV16 refers to (HPV) human papillomavirus type 16. There are many types of HPV, of which low-risk HPV infection mainly causes genital warts (commonly known as cauliflower), while high-risk HPV infection causes genital and cervical cancer epithelial cell disease. beginning. HPV16 is a high-risk type. Low-risk HPV11 virus can cause genital warts. High-risk long-term infection may be related to the occurrence of cervical cancer in women.
Hpv16
- HPV16 is a type of HPV virus. HPV (
- By infection site: HPV16 is classified as a mucosal virus
- Classification by cancer: HPV16 is classified as a high-risk virus
- HPV16 Biological Traits
- With the help of HPV-DNA gene detection technology, early diagnosis and early treatment of HPV virus has become a reality. The sensitivity of this method to identify high lesions is significantly higher than previous detection methods, and the false negative rate is greatly reduced, so it can be used for coarse screening of high-risk populations. If the application is reasonable, the diagnosis rate of early HPV virus carriers can reach 98%.
- 1. Sexual transmission channels;
- 2. Close contact;
- 3. Indirect contact: through contact with clothing, daily necessities, appliances, etc. of the infected person;
- 4. Iatrogenic infections: Medical staff's poor protection during treatment and care, causing their own infection or passing on to patients through medical staff;
- 5. Mother-to-child transmission: Close contact between the baby and the birth canal