Peniscopia em pacientes do Ambulatório de Patologia Cervical do Hospital Universitário de Aracaju, Sergipe

Abstract

BACKGROUND: There are few studies on HPV infection in men. He usually has subclinical infection, and is considered only a virus transmitter to your partner without too many consequences for it. OBJECTIVE: To determine the types of peniscopics findings of male patients, treated at the cervical pathology clinic of the University Hospital in Aracaju / SE. METHODS: cross-sectional retrospective study type, with research data obtained from 93 patients records. The survey of data from medical records of these patients was made from 2009 to 2015. The study included all medical records of patients who had the inclusion criteria. To analyze the data we used the R Core Team program 2015 and were used Fisher's Exact test of association. This study was submitted to the Ethics Committee of the Federal University of Sergipe. RESULTS: 88 were eligible for the study, and among them , 78 (88%) tested positive for peniscopic examination , and the main findings were acetorreagentes lesions 32(36.4%) , flat penile lesion 28(31.8%) and condyloma 15(17%) in the genital area, suggestive of infection with human papilloma virus (HPV ). CONCLUSION: No association was found between any of the risk factors for penile cancer evaluated and the positive results obtained in peniscopic examination.