Vulval condylomata acuminata
- due to infection with human papilloma virus (HPV) - typically spread via sexual contact
- sexual partner may not have obvious penile warts
- typical fronded papillomata up to 2 cm in diameter are found anywhere on the vulva. The infection may extend to the vagina or anus
- warts may spread during pregnancy and may become large and fusiform
- vulval warts are associated with the rare laryngeal and respiratory papillomas in neonates of affected mothers; HPV types 6 and 11
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