Distribution of HPV Genotypes and Involvement of Risk Factors in Cervical Lesions and Invasive Cervical Cancer: A Study in an Indian Population.

Int J Mol Cell Med · 2014 · PMC4082807 · PMID 25035855

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The prevalence of HPV16 infection showed an increasing trend from 30% in cervicitis to 71.7% in SCC (p=0.03). 11 samples (3 cervicitis, 4 CINs and 4 SCC cases) were negative for HPV infection and 2 remain unidentified due to inadequacy of the DNA amount ( Table 2 ).

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Single HPV type infection was more frequent in squamous cell carcinoma cases (63%) than CIN (26.6%) while multiple HPV infections were more frequent in CIN (46.6%) in comparison to SCC patients (30.4%) showing a decreasing trend of the prevalence of multiple HPV types with the severity of cervical lesion.

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