Physical examination findings depends on the anatomic region of involvement. The cutaneous lesions are warts and mostly presents as exophytic papules on fingers and lateral surface of the hands. Intraepithelial neoplasia is the most important type of genital involvement and in suspected women, the entire genitalia must be inspected by speculum with acetic acid application in order to find the lesions. Condylomata acuminata is another type of anogenital involvement which presents as a sessile or pedunculated lesion in anogenital area. Respiratory tract may be involved during neonatal passage through birth canal and manifests as stridor and even respiratory distress.
Human papillomavirus physical examination
Vaginal cancer physical examination
Cervical cancer physical examination
Cervical dysplasia physical examination
Carcinoma of the penis physical examination
Vaginal cancer ultrasound
Ebola physical examination
Chlamydia infection physical examination