Buschke-L？wenstein tumour associated with low-risk human papillomavirus genotypes successfully treated surgically

Giant condyloma acuminatum termed as a Buschke-L？wenstein tumour (BLT) is an invasively slow-growing wart-like skin lesion of the anogenital region [1]. Although the disorder is histologically benign, its management is challenging due to its large size, local tissue destruction, and high recurrence rate [2]. We report a case of genital BLT associated with a low-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) infection which was treated successfully with radical excision and reconstructive surgery