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DIPS
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E2/E6E7 ratio analysis*
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E2-L1/E6E7 ratio analysis*
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Positive†
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Negative‡
|
Positive†
|
Negative‡
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All women (1162 cases)
|
|
positive (n = 357)
|
270 (75.6)
|
87 (24.4)
|
331 (92.7)
|
26 (7.3)
|
|
negative (n = 805)
|
6 (0.7)
|
799 (99.3)
|
8 (1.0)
|
797 (99.0)
|
|
Women in the highest tertile (387 cases, viral DNA load ≥ 36.7 copies/cell)
§
|
|
positive (n = 69)
|
31 (44.9)
|
38 (55.1)
|
52 (75.4)
|
17 (24.6)
|
|
negative (n = 318)
|
2 (0.6)
|
316 (99.4)
|
2 (0.6)
|
316 (99.4)
|
|
Women in the middle tertile (387 cases, 12.7 copies/cell ≤ viral DNA load < 36.7 copies/cell)
§
|
|
Positive (n = 123)
|
97 (78.9)
|
26 (21.1)
|
118 (95.9)
|
5 (4.1)
|
|
negative (n = 264)
|
2 (0.8)
|
262 (99.2)
|
2 (0.8)
|
262 (99.2)
|
|
Women in the lowest tertile (388 cases, viral DNA load <12.7 copies/cell)
§
|
|
positive (n = 165)
|
142 (86.1)
|
23 (13.9)
|
161 (97.6)
|
4 (2.4)
|
|
negative (n = 223)
|
2 (0.9)
|
221 (99.1)
|
4 (1.8)
|
219 (98.2)
|
- *The data are presented as numbers (%).
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†The positive cases include both the mixed and integrated HPV infection cases that were detected by the copy number ratio-based techniques.
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‡The negative cases indicate the episomal HPV infection cases that were detected by the copy number ratio-based techniques.
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§The women were divided into tertiles according to their viral DNA loads as determined by real-time PCR in the cervical samples.
