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Table 2 Prevalence of pHR/HR and low risk HPV infection and other sexually transmitted infections

From: Distribution of human papillomaviruses and bacterial vaginosis in HIV positive women with abnormal cytology in Mombasa, Kenya

Type of infection

N

Percentage (95 % CI)

HR HPV:

 HPV 16

25

33.8 % (22.8–44.8)

 HPV 18

13

17.6 % (8.7–26.4)

 HPV 31

11

14.9 % (6.6–23.2)

 HPV 33

12

16.2 % (7.6–24.8)

 HPV 35

13

17.6 % (8.7–26.4)

 HPV 45

3

4.1 % (0.5–8.7)

 HPV 39

8

10.8 % (3.6–18.1)

 HPV 51

11

14.9 % (6.6–23.2)

 HPV 52

15

20.3 % (10.9–29.6)

 HPV 53

18

24.3 % (14.3–34.4)

 HPV 56

15

20.3 % (10.9–29.6)

 HPV 58

13

17.6 % (8.7–26.4)

 HPV 66

11

14.9 % (6.6–23.2)

 HPV 68

4

5.4 % (0.1–10.7)

 Multiple HR HPV

48

64.9 % (53.7–76.0)

 Women on HAART

60

82.0 (80.0–90.2)

LR HPV:

 HPV 6

4

5.4 % (4.4–6.4)

 HPV 67

0

0

 No HPV infection:

6

8.1 % (3.0–16.8)

STIs:

 BV

46

62.2 % (50.9–73.5)

 Genital ulcer

12

16.2 % (7.6–24.8)

 Genital warts

8

10.8 % (3.6–18.1)

 Trichomonas vaginalis

1

1.4 % (0.1–4.0)

 Cervicitis

11

14.9 % (6.6–23.2)

 STI prevalence

51

68.9 % (58.1–79.7)

 More than one STI

8

10.7 % (3.5–17.8)