Question 443 · LEK · Cervical cancer
HPV-16 and HPV-18 are the recognised aetiological factors of:
- A. cervical cancer.
- B. basal cell carcinoma.
- C. Kaposi sarcoma.
- D. testicular cancer.
- E. malignant melanoma.
Hint
These high-risk HPV types infect the transformation zone of one organ that is the target of a national screening programme.
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