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. 2024 Dec 30;14(1):e70540. doi: 10.1002/cam4.70540

TABLE 1.

Results of univariate analysis of various clinical and pathologic parameters of patients in both groups.

Variables Invasive carcinoma (n = 398) HSIL (n = 2939) Total (n = 3337) p
Age (years)
< 30 17 (4) 242 (8) 259 (8) < 0.001
30–39 95 (24) 1007 (34) 1102 (33)
40–49 135 (34) 913 (31) 1048 (31)
≥ 50 151 (38) 777 (26) 928 (28)
Menopause
No 281 (71) 2377 (81) 2658 (80) < 0.001
Yes 117 (29) 562 (19) 679 (20)
Parity (times)
< 2 169 (42) 1494 (51) 1663 (50) 0.002
≥ 2 229 (58) 1445 (49) 1674 (50)
Gravidity (times)
< 3 102 (26) 956 (33) 1058 (32) 0.007
≥ 3 296 (74) 1983 (67) 2279 (68)
Colporrhagia
No 307 (77) 2525 (86) 2832 (85) < 0.001
Yes 91 (23) 414 (14) 505 (15)
Vaginal_fluid
No 392 (98) 2899 (99) 3291 (99) 0.995
Yes 6 (2) 40 (1) 46 (1)
HPV type
Type 16 and/or 18 200 (50) 942 (32) 2195 (66) < 0.001
Other HR‐HPV types or negative 198 (50) 1997 (68) 1142 (34)
Preoperative cytology
Non‐HSIL 131 (33) 1876 (64) 2007 (60) < 0.001
HSIL 267 (67) 1063 (36) 1330 (40)
Cervical biopsy
CIN2 45 (11) 1060 (36) 1105 (33) < 0.001
CIN2‐3 160 (40) 1159 (39) 1319 (40)
CIN3 193 (48) 720 (24) 913 (27)
Gland involvement
No 230 (58) 1913 (65) 2143 (64) 0.005
Yes 168 (42) 1026 (35) 1194 (36)
Suspicious mesenchymal infiltration
No 319 (80) 2784 (95) 3103 (93) < 0.001
Yes 79 (20) 155 (5) 234 (7)
Endocervical curettage
Non‐HSIL 169 (42) 2263 (77) 2432 (73) < 0.001
HSIL 229 (58) 676 (23) 905 (27)

Note: Cytology in the HSIL group includes ASC‐H, HSIL, AGC, and cervical cancer without a clear diagnosis.