Table 7.
Median values of the highest quality studies in warts and recurrent respiratory papillomatosis (RRP) parameters
| Parameter | Median value (low, high)a | References |
|---|---|---|
| Cure rate for both treated and untreated genital warts and RRP | 3.0632 (1.9699, 3.7271) | Tatti et al. [22] |
| Proportion warts progressing | 0.1352 (0.0436, 0.2268) | Stockfleth et al. [75] |
| Rate of progression from HPV infection to genital warts | 0.0087 (–) | Garland et al. [24] |
| Rate of regression from asymptomatic genital warts | 1.7080 (1.1158, 2.3854) | Tatti et al. [22] |
| Rate of regression from symptomatic genital warts | 4.9460 (2.4328, 7.4592) | Jardine et al. [76] |
| Rate of RRP-associated death | 0.0020 (–) | Xiao et al. [77] |
| Recurrence rate of treated genital warts and RRP | 0.2897 (0.2588, 0.3050) | Tatti et al. [22] |
| Probability of transmission of warts from mother to child | 18.2000 (–) | Park et al. [78] |
| Proportion of asymptomatic genital warts that are infectious | 0.1200 (–) | Turek et al. [79] |
| Proportion of symptomatic genital warts | 2.8000 (–) | Turek et al. [79] |
HPV human papillomavirus, RRP recurrent respiratory papillomatosis
aRates are in units of 1/years. For parameters with only one value reported in their high-quality study, the ranges were represented as “(–)”