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Myrmecia plantar wart

Known as: Myrmecia 
National Institutes of Health

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Common wart
Human PapillomavirusPlantar wart

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2004
2004
Two Cases of Myrmecia Occuring on the Dorsum of Finger
Myrmecia, a type of palmoplantar warts, are induced by human papilloma virus type 1(HPV1). They occur not only on the palms and… 
1993
1993
A Case of Subungual Exostosis Accompanied with Myrmecia.
1989
1989
[A new type of viral wart? A case of viral wart having intracytoplasmic filamentous substances].
Reported was a 16-year old Japanese girl suffering from peculiar viral warts on the soles. All lesions showed whitish punctate… 
1989
1989
[Typical and atypical cases of myrmecia--the differences in the nature of the inclusion bodies and the associated human papillomavirus types].
A case of typical myrmecia and a case of clinically atypical, cutaneous horn-like myrmecia were studied histologically and… 
1988
1988
[Another viral inclusion wart different from myrmecia].
1987
1987
[Histological localization of human papillomaviruses and DNA in the tissues of myrmecia].
1985
1985
[Ultrastructure of inclusion bodies in myrmecia].
1985
1985
[Eosinophilic granules of myrmecia].
1961
1961
Isolation of wart virus in tissue culture. Successful reinoculation into humans.
The contagious nature of warts was proved 52 years ago when Ciuffo1transmitted the disease with an ultrafiltrate. Particles… 
1958
1958
Radiotherapy of Warts and Myrmecia – Dose Response Characteristics
SUMMARY 1 The cure rate in 79% (334 cases) of 424 cases of plantar and digital warts treated with X-rays or radium was found…