Table 1 Demographics, study period, age parameters, occupation and co-morbididty
From: Management guidelines of penile cancer- a contemporary review of sub-Saharan Africa
Study | Study Period | Number of Patients | Mean Age (years) | Age Range (years) | Occupation | Co-morbidities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ngendaho et al. Rwanda [7] | 2015–2016 | 30 | 60 yrs | 33 yrs–83 yrs | Petty farmers: 86.7% | HIV Infection: 20% HPV: Not tested |
Diallo et al. Guinea [8] | 1996–2013 | 06 | 51 yrs | 32 yrs–80 yrs | N/A | HIV infection:16.7% HPV: Not tested |
Magoha et al. Kenya [9] | 1970–1999 | 55 | 47.9 yrs | 20 yrs–80 yrs | N/A | HIV infection: not tested HPV: Not tested |
Wentzel et al. South Africa (Blacks) [10] | 2000–2008 | 65 | 50.9 yrs | 37 yr –69 yrs | N/A | HIV Infection: 56.2% HPV: 41.5% |
Gueye et al. Senegal [11] | 10 years | 11 | 55 yrs | 40 yrs–75 yrs | N/A | HIV: 9.1% HPV: Not tested |
Ajekigbe et al. Nigeria [12] | 1990–2009 | 07 | 52.2 yrs | 42 yrs–79 yrs | N/A | HIV infection: not tested HPV: Not tested |
Sow et al. Cameroon [13] | 1994–2005 | 08 | N/A | 43 yrs–75 yrs | Rural inhabitants: 100% | HIV infection: 12.5% HPV: Not tested |
Abdulkadir et al. Nigeria [14] | 1998–2015 | 06 | 59.7 yrs | 50 yrs–75 yrs |  |  |
Chalya et al. Tanzania [15] | 2004–2013 | 236 | 47 yrs | 21 yrs–78 yrs | Unemployed | HIV infection: 6.7% HPV: 5.1% |
Sow et al. Senegal [16] | 2000–2011 | 08 | 51.5 yrs | 27 yrs–77 yrs | Low socioeconomic status |  |