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. 2007 May 9;45(7):2130–2137. doi: 10.1128/JCM.02438-06

TABLE 4.

Relationship between histological diagnosis and HR-HPV testing

HR-HPV resulta Histology diagnosis (no. of specimens)b
Sensitivity or specificity (95% CI) Positive or negative predictive values (95% CI)
Normal CIN1 CIN2 CIN3 ACISc SCCd ≥CIN2 NAe
HC2+ 59 103 147 260 5 9 421 489 79.0 (76.3-81.7) 72.2 (69.3-75.1)
HC2 111 93 57 51 4f 0 112 288 55.7 (52.5-59.0) 64.6 (61.4-67.7)
AMP+ 66 118 176 295 9 9 489 556 91.7 (89.9-93.5) 72.7 (69.3-75.1)
AMP 104 78 28 16 0 0 44 221 49.7 (46.5-53.0) 80.5 (77.9-83.1)
P (HC2 vs AMP) 0.4998 0.1538 0.0006 <0.0001 0.0824 1.0 <0.0001
LA+ 66 114 176 291 9 9 485 551 91.0 (89.1-92.9) 72.9 (70.0-75.8)
LA 104 82 28 20 0 0 48 226 50.8 (47.6-54.1) 79.5 (76.8-82.1)
P (HC2 vs LA) 0.4998 0.3096 0.0006 <0.0001 0.0824 1.0 <0.0001
Total 170 196 204 311 9 9 533 777
a

An LA+ result refers to the detection of a HR-HPV genotype; likewise, an LA result refers to the absence of an HR-HPV genotype.

b

P values, derived as indicated in column 1, were calculated by using the Fisher exact test.

c

This specimen was also diagnosed as ACIS by histology.

d

SCC, squamous cell carcinoma.

e

NA, not available.

f

Four HC2-negative specimens were from women with ACIS (by histology).