Conclusion Based on the analysis of HPV infections in cervical exfoliated cells from 48,474 gynecology patients in Zigong Fourth People’s Hospital, we conclude the following: 1From 2016 to 2024, the overall HPV infection rate showed an increasing trend, while infection rates for HPV types 6, 11, 16, and 18 exhibited a slight decline; 2Most HPV genotypes, HR-HPV-only, LR-HPV-only, mixed LR and HR-HPV, single infections, multiple infections, and the total infection rate exhibited a bimodal distribution, with peaks in young and elderly women; 3Among HPV-positive patients, HR-HPV-only infections were predominant, followed by LR-HPV-only and mixed LR and HR-HPV infections. 4Single infections remain the predominant form of HPV infection, with HPV types 52, 16, 53, and 58 being the most common genotypes.
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Genotypic analysis of human papillomavirus in cervical exfoliated cells from women in Zigong.
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