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Amaç: ABO kan grubunun keşfedilmesinden bu yana, kan gruplarının bulaşıcı hastalıklarda potansiyel rolü araştırılmıştır. Bazı viral enfeksiyonlar, viral temasa rağmen, ABO kan grupları nedeniyle ortaya çıkmaz veya semptomatik değildir. HPV ile temas eden tüm hastaların klinik hastalık geliştirmediği bilinmektedir. Bildiğimiz kadarıyla ABO-Rh grupları ile anogenital siğil arasındaki ilişki daha önce araştırılmamıştır. Gereç ve Yöntem: Çalışmaya anogenital siğilli 96 hasta ve kan grubu kayıtları olan 286 cinsel açıdan aktif hasta dahil edildi. Hasta ve kontrol grubunun yaş, cinsiyet ve kan grupları retrospektif olarak incelendi. Sonuçlar istatistiksel olarak analiz edildi. Bulgular: ABO kan grupları açısından 41 (% 42.7) hastada A, 21 (%21.9) hastada B, 11 (% 11.5) hastada AB, 23 (%23.9) hastada 0 kan grubu vardı . Kontrol grubunda 126 kişi (% 44.1) A, 46 kişi (%16.1) B, 30 kişi (10.5) AB, 84 kişi (29.3) 0 kan grubuna sahipti. Gruplar arasındaki fark anlamlı değildi. Rh grupları açısından 85 (%88.5) hasta Rh (+) ve 11 (%11.5) hasta Rh (-) idi. Kontrol grubunda ise 240 (%83.9) birey Rh (+) ve 46 (%16.1) Rh (-) idi. Gruplar arasındaki fark anlamlı değildi. Sonuç: ABO-Rh grupları ile anogenital siğil gelişimi arasında ilişki yoktu. Bazı kan gruplarında anogenital siğil gelişiminin kolay olup olmadığını netleştirmek için, farklı ırklarda ve coğrafi bölgelerde yapılacak daha fazla çalışmaya ihtiyaç vardır.
Since the discovery of the ABO blood group, the potential role of blood groups in infectious diseases has been studied. Some viral infections, despite viral contact, do not occur or are not symptomatic due to ABO blood groups. It is known that not all patients who are in contact with HPV develop clinical disease. As far as we know, the relationship between the ABO-Rh groups and anogenital shell has not been studied before. The study included 96 patients with anogenital spine and 286 sexually active patients with blood group records. The age, gender and blood groups of the patient and control group were examined retrospectively. The results were analyzed statistically. Results: ABO blood groups 41 (% 42.7) in patients A, 21 (% 21.9) in patients B, 11 (% 11.5) in patients EU, 23 (% 23). The patient had 0 blood groups. In the control group 126 people (44.1%) had A, 46 people (16.1%) B, 30 people (10.5) EU, 84 people (29.3) had 0 blood groups. The difference between the groups was not meaningful. In terms of Rh groups, 85 (88.5) patients were Rh (+) and 11 (11.5%) patients were Rh (-) In the control group, 240 (83.9) individuals were Rh (+) and 46 (16.1) Rh (-) . The difference between the groups was not meaningful. The result: there was no connection between the ABO-Rh groups and the development of anogenital thyroid. In order to clarify whether anogenital thyroid development is easy in some blood groups, more research is needed to be done in different races and geographical areas.
Purpose: Since the discovery of the ABO blood group, the potential role of blood groups in infectious diseases has been investigated. Some viral infections, despite viral contact, do not occur or are not symptomatic due to ABO blood groups. It is known that not all patients in contact with HPV develop clinical disease. To our knowledge, the relationship between ABO-Rh groups and anogenital wart has not been investigated previously. Materials and Methods: 96 patients with anogenital wart and 286 sexually active patients with blood group records were included in this study. Age, sex and blood groups of the patient and control groups were retrospectively analyzed. The results were analyzed statistically. Results: In terms of ABO blood groups, 41 (42.7%) patients had A, 21 (21.9%) patients had B, 11 (11.5%) patients had AB, 23 (23.9%) patients had 0 blood groups in the patient group. In the control group, there were 126 (44.1%) individuals A, 46 (16.1%) individuals B, 30 (10.5) individuals AB, 84 (29.3) individuals had 0 blood group. The difference between the groups was not significant. In terms of Rh groups, 85 (88.5%) patients were Rh (+) and 11(11.5%) patients were Rh (-). In the control group, 240 (83.9%) individuals were Rh (+) and 46 (16.1%) were Rh (-). The difference between the groups was not. Conclusion: There was no relationship between ABO-Rh groups and anogenital wart development. To clarify whether anogenital wart development is easy in some blood groups, further studies are needed in different races and geographic regions.
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