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. 2010 Mar 26;5:6. doi: 10.1186/1750-9378-5-6

Table 2.

Oncogenic viruses identified by PCR in patient samples

Case # Diagnosis HPV EBV KSHV CMV BK JC HSV 1/2
1 OSSN + + - - - - +

2 Pterygium + + + + - - +

3 OSSN + + + + - - +

4 OSSN + + + - - - +

5 OSSN + + - + - - +

6 OSSN + + + + - - +

8 OSSN + + + - - - +

9 OSSN + + - - - - +

11 OSSN + + + - - - -

12 OSSN + + + - - - -

13 OSSN -/+ + - + - - -

14 OSSN - - + + - - +

15 Pterygium - + + + - - +

16 Pterygium - + - + - - +

17 Pterygium - + + - - - +

18 OSSN - + + + - - +

19 OSSN - + + - - - -

21 OSSN - + + - - - -

22 OSSN - + - - - - -

23 OSSN - + + + - - +

24 OSSN - + + + - - -

25 Pterygium - + - + - - +

26 Pterygium + - + + - - -

27 Pterygium + + + - - - +

28 OSSN + + - - - - +

29 OSSN + - + + - - +

30 Pterygium + + - + - - -

31 OSSN + + + + - - +

32 OSSN - + - + - - +

33 OSSN + - + + - - +

34 OSSN + + + - - - -

35 OSSN + - + - - - -

36 OSSN + + - + - - +

37 OSSN + - + + - - +

38 OSSN + + + + - - +

39 OSSN + + + + - - +

Oncogenic viruses identified in each OSSN and pterygium patient as determined by PCR analysis. Most cases tested positive for HPV, EBV, KSHV, and HSV. HPV results for samples 14-24 were intriguing since most were positive on IHC and ISH. None was positive for BK and JC.