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Table 2 Identification of antibodies to high risk human papilloma viruses in prostate cancer. Case control serological studies with normal sera as controls

From: Evidence for a causal role by human papillomaviruses in prostate cancer – a systematic review

Study

Country

Prostate cancer

Controls

Main HPV types

P value

Dillner 1998 [52]

Finland

21/165 13%

36/290 12%

16,18,33

0.865 ns

Hisada 2000 [53]

US

20/48 42%

19/63 30%

16

0.253 ns

Hayes 2000 [54]

US

19/276 7%

15/295 5%

16

0.393 ns

Rosenblatt 2003 [55]

US

81/642 13%

64/570 11%

16,18

0.347 ns

Adami 2003 [56]

Sweden

69/238 29%

48/210 23%

16,18,33

0.212 ns

Korodi 2005 [57]

Sweden

107/799 13%

363/2596 14%

16,18,33

0.482 ns

Sutcliffe 2007 [58]

US

107/584 18%

114/577 20%

16,18,33

0.696 ns

Sitas 2007 [59]

South Africa

139/205 68%

390/673 58%

16

0.001 s

Huang 2008 [60]

US

154/868 18%

310/1283 24%

16,18

−0.002 s

Dennis 2009 [61]

US

50/267 19%

45/267 17%

 

0.637 ns

Sutcliffe 2010 [62]

US

23/616 4%

22/616 4%

16,18,31

0.686 ns

Chen 2011 [12]

Australia

29/53 55%

41/104 39%

16,18,31,33,52,58

0.131 ns

Hrbacek 2011 [63]

Czech

167/316 53%

69/101 68%

16,18,31,33

−0.161 ns

Tachezy 2012 [28]

Czech

14/50 28%

37/173 22%

16,18,31,33

0.445 ns

Zhao 2017 [64]

China

48/75 64%

14/80 17.5%

16

0.001 s

  1. s = significant at p = 0.05. ns = not significant