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Table 1 Univariate analysis of epidemiologic and HIV infection data in 178 women and association with HPV

From: Risk factors for cervical HPV infection and genotypes distribution in HIV-infected South Brazilian women

Variables

n (%)

HPV (%)

OR (95% CI)a

p valueb

Age ranges (years)

    

18-30

28 (15.7)

60.7

1.93 (0.94-1.99)

0.13

31-40

60 (33.7)

43.3

0.96 (0.47-1.95)

0.89

> 40

90 (50.6)

44.4

1.0

 

Education (years)

    

< 8

85 (47.8)

45.9

1.69 (0.93-3.06)

0.84

≥ 8

93 (52.2)

47.3

1.0

 

Marital status

    

Married

93 (52.2)

45.2

1.0

 

Unmarried

31 (17.4)

48.4

1.14 (0.46-2.77)

0.75

Widowed

54 (30.3)

48.1

1.13 (0.55-2.33)

0.72

Skin color

    

White

114 (64.0)

42.1

1.0

 

Not white

64 (36.0)

54.7

1.66 (0.86-3.22)

0.10

Menarche (years)

    

< 13

95 (53.4)

43.2

0.74 (0.39-1.40)

0.32

≥ 13

83 (46.6)

50.6

1.0

 

Age of sexual debut (years)

    

< 18

112 (62.9)

45.5

0.89 (0.46-1.71)

0.70

≥ 18

66 (37.1)

48.5

1.0

 

Sexual partners (number)

    

1

16 (9.0)

56.2

1.0

 

2-7

74 (41.6)

44.6

0.63 (0.18-2.10)

0.39

> 7

88 (49.4)

46.6

0.68 (0.20-2.22)

0.47

Parity (number)

    

0

20 (11.2)

70.0

1.0

 

1-2

67 (37.7)

49.2

0.42 (0.12-1.35)

0.10

≥ 3

91 (51.1)

39.6

0.28 (0.09-0.88)

0.01

History of Pap screening in the past three years

    

Yes

143 (80.3)

42.7

1.0

 

No

35 (19.7)

62.9

2.27 (1.01-5.23)

0.03

Hormonal contraceptive use

    

Yes

135 (75.9)

43.7

0.61 (0.29-1.30)

0.16

No

43 (24.1)

55.8

1.0

 

Gynecologic infections

    

Yes

127 (71.3)

48.0

1.22 (0.60-2.47)

0.55

No

51 (28.7)

43.1

1.0

 

Gynecologic infections (number)

    

0

55 (30.9)

40.0

1.0

 

1-2

93 (52.2)

48.4

1.41 (0.68-2.92)

0.32

≥ 3

30 (16.9)

53.3

1.71 (0.64-4.64)

0.23

Cigarette smoking

    

Yes

35 (19.7)

65.7

2.76 (1.15-6.67)

0.01

No

100 (56.2)

41.0

1.0

 

Ex-smoker

43 (24.1)

44.2

0.41 (0.15-1.14)

0.05

Period of HIV infection (years)

    

< 5

76 (42.7)

56.6

1.72 (0.79-3.75)

0.13

5-10

51 (28.6)

35.5

0.72 (0.30-1.72)

0.41

> 10

51 (28.6)

43.1

1.0

 

HAART correct use

    

Yes

141 (79.2)

46.8

1.04 (0.47-2.28)

0.92

No

37 (20.8)

45.9

1.0

 

Current CD4+ T lymphocyte (cells/mm 3 )

    

< 200

15 (8.4)

66.7

2.76 (0.81-9.92)

0.06

200-350

67 (37.6)

56.3

1.78 (0.76-4.16)

0.14

> 350

47 (26.4)

42.0

1.0

 

CD4+ T lymphocyte range (cells/mm 3 )

    

< 200

64 (35.9)

51.5

1.21 (0.53-2.76)

0.62

200-350

67 (37.6)

41.8

0.82 (0.36-1.85)

0.59

> 350

47 (26.4)

46.8

1.0

 

Recent viral load (copies/ml)

    

< L min

104 (58.4)

43.3

1.0

 

1-100.000

69 (38.8)

49.3

1.27 (0.66-2.46)

0.43

> 100.000

5 (2.8)

80.0

5.24 (0.52-27.6)

0.17

Viral load range (copies/ml)

    

1-100.000

50 (28.1)

50.0

1.0

 

> 100.000

128 (71.9)

45.3

0.83 (0.41-1.68)

0.57

  1. aOdds ratio (OR) 95% confidence interval (CI).
  2. bA p-value < 0.05 was considered significant.
  3. Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART).
  4. Papanicolaou secreening (Pap screening).