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Table 1 Characteristics of patients according to the HPV integration status

From: Risk of residual/recurrent cervical diseases in HPV-positive women post-conization depends on HPV integration status

Characteristics

 

HPV integration

(n = 10)

HPV non-integration

(n = 63)

p

Age

 

37.80 ± 9.80

40.41 ± 10.51

0.846

HPV vaccination, n [%]

Yes

0 (0.0)

12(19.0)

/

 

No

10(100.0)

51(81.0)

 

Reproductive history, n [%]

Yes

5(50.0)

48(76.2)

0.085

 

No

5(50.0)

15(23.8)

 

Reproductive needs, n [%]

Yes

6(60.0)

24(38.1)

0.191

 

No

4(40.0)

39(61.9)

 

Endocervical gland invasion, n [%]

No invasion

6(60.0)

47(74.6)

0.278

 

Invasion

4(40.0)

16(25.4)

 

Margin status, n [%]

Negative

8(80.0)

58(92.1)

0.229

Positive

2(20.0)

5(7.9)

 

Post-operative type of HPV infection, n [%]

Single infection

6(60.0)

49(77.8)

0.226

Multiple infections

4(40.0)

14(22.2)

 

Post-operative HPV genotype, n [%]

HPV-16/18(+)

3(30.0)

23(36.5)

0.493§

 

Non-16/18 HPV(+)

7(70.0)

40(63.5)

 

Residual/recurrent diseases at 1 year, n [%]

No Residual/

recurrent CIN

6(60.0)

39(88.6)

0.028

Residual/recurrent CIN

4(40.0)

5(11.4)

 
  1. Footnotes: No recurrent/residual CIN found after conization was defined as completely negative results of cervical biopsy under colposcopy. § is Fisher’s exact probability method, and the rest are all performed via the chi-square test