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Table 1 Probability of specific high-risk (HR) human papillomavirus (HPV) types persistence at 18 months after baseline among Tanzanian women-overall and according to HIV status

From: Persistence and risk factors of high-risk human papillomavirus infection among HIV positive and HIV negative tanzanian women: a cohort study

HPV type at enrollment

n/Na

Probability of persistence of specific HR HPV types at 18 months after baseline

Overall

According to HIV status

Probability

(95% CI)

HIV positive

HIV negative

Probability

(95% CI)

Probability

(95% CI)

HPV 16

31/89

34.8

(19.9–60.9)

55.6

(31.0–99.7)

30.4

(16.4–56.5)

HPV 18

14/67

25.0

(7.5–83.0)

41.7

(21.4–81.4)

22.7

(10.5–49.1)

HPV 31

20/54

30.0

(11.6–77.3)

33.3

(6.7–100.0)

33.3

(10.8–100.0)

HPV 33

11/29

16.7

(2.8–99.7)

0

 

20.0

(3.5–100.0)

HPV 35

19/66

37.5

(22.4–62.9)

33.3

(6.7–100.0)

33.3

(16.3–68.2)

HPV 39

4/26

0

 

0

 

0

 

HPV 45

8/39

0

 

57.1

(30.1–100.0)

0

 

HPV 51

9/57

18.2

(7.5–44.1)

14.3

(2.3–87.7)

18.5

(8.4–40.9)

HPV 52

37/105

29.6

(16.6–53.0)

33.3

(15.0–74.2)

33.3

(15.0–74.2)

HPV 56

8/34

26.7

(11.5–61.7)

40.0

(21.5–74.3)

15.4

(4.3–55.0)

HPV 58

23/70

50.0

(36.1–69.3)

50.0

(30.6–81.6)

37.5

(19.9–70.6)

HPV 59

3/21

12.5

(2.0–78.2)

0

 

20.0

(5.8–69.1)

HPV 68

11/50

26.9

(14.3–50.7)

33.3

(15.0–74.2)

33.3

(10.8–100.0)

  1. aWill add up to more than total due to individuals with multiple types