Description

Chin-Hong and Palefsky listed recommendations for managing a patient with anal HPV infection. The authors are from the University of California at San Francisco.


 

Parameters:

(1) grade of anal intraepithelial neoplasia (AIN) on biopsy

(2) location of disease (intra-anal vs perianal disease)

(3) size of lesion (small, medium or large)

(4) symptomatic or not

 

Grade

Location

Size

Symptomatic

Option

AIN I

intra-anal

small

NA

A, B

AIN I

intra-anal

medium or large

asymptomatic

A

AIN I

intra-anal

medium or large

symptomatic

A, C

AIN I

perianal

small

NA

A, D

AIN I

perianal

medium or large

asymptomatic

A

AIN I

perianal

medium or large

symptomatic

A, C

AIN II or III

intra-anal

small

NA

A, B

AIN II or III

intra-anal

medium

NA

A, C

AIN II or III

intra-anal

large

asymptomatic

A

AIN II or III

intra-anal

large

symptomatic

A, C

AIN II or III

perianal

small

NA

A, D

AIN II or III

perianal

medium or large

NA

A, C

 

 

Option

Management

A

Followup every 6 months

B

Treat with 80% trichloroacetic acid, cryotherapy and/or liquid nitrogen.

C

Biopsy with fulguration and/or laser therapy.

D

Treat with imiquimod, podophyllotoxin, 80% trichloroacetic acid, and/or liquid nitrogen.

 

where:

• Imiquimod and podophyllotoxin have not been approved for this indication by the US FDA.

 


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