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Table 4 Herpes simplex virus infections and prostate cancer

From: Multiple pathogens and prostate cancer

Study

Country

Method

Prostate cancer

Prostate non cancer controls

P value

Baker 1981 HSV 2 [70]

US

Immunofluorescent

Tissues

34/50 68%

81/159 51%

0.001 s

Luleci 1981 HSV 2 [92]

Turkey

Serology

14/16 88%

22/35 63%

0.064 ns

Boldogh 1983 [93]

US

ISH

2/10 20%

1/22 5%

0.012 s

Haid 1984 HSV 2 [94]

US

Immunofluorescent tissues

7/27 26%

8/33 24%

0.668 ns

Leskinen 2003

HSV 1,2 [95]

Finland

PCR tissues

0/10

0/10

 

Korodi 2005

HSV 2 [96]

Finland

Serology

11/163 7%

20/288 7%

0.721 ns

Bergh 2007 HSV 1,2 [97]

Sweden

PCR tissues

0/201

0/201

 

Huang 2008 HSV 2 [87]

US whites

US blacks

Serology

Serology

70/765 9%

55/103 53%

89/915 10%

180/367 49%

0.729 ns

0.342 ns

Dennis 2009 HSV 2 [98]

US

Serology latent period tests

1 year

8 year

26/55 47%

20/56 36%

47/139 34%

35/156 22%

0.002 s

0.050 s

Hrbacek 2011 HSV 2 [88]

Czech

Serology

313/329 95%

99/105 94%

0.955 ns

  1. s, significant; ns, non significant