Sexually Transmitted Infections · 1971 · 531 citations · 21 references
Veterinary MedicineDermatologyInfectious DiseasesGeneral PathologyInfectious Disease PathologyParasitologySexually Transmitted InfectionsVulvar PathologyCondyloma AcuminatumDisease Entity RecognitionGenital InfectionsGenital WartsHistory Of Infectious DiseaseHistory Of Natural HistoryVenereal Disease History
Genital warts were known to the ancients, and many Greek and Roman writers referred to them. The early history of the disease has recently been reviewed by Bafverstedt (1967), who pointed out that some of the early synonyms for the lesions, particularly the words 'fig' and 'condyloma', have survived into modern times. In the Middle Ages, descriptions of diseases were less precise than in the ancient world, but some of the genital lesions described (Lanfranc, 1306) may have been warts.
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GENITAL WARTS—A VENEREAL DISEASE
Thomas J. Barrett · Journal of the American Medical Association · 1954 · 144 citations
Medicine, Dermatology, Pathology +8
A Touraine, P Durel, A Siboulet · The Medical Journal of Australia · 1950 · 120 citations
GIANT CONDYLOMA AND VERRUCOUS CARCINOMA OF THE GENITAL AREA.
Dawson Df, Duckworth Jk, H Bernhardt et al. · PubMed · 1965 · 115 citations