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. 2012 Dec 29;7:38. doi: 10.1186/1750-9378-7-38

Table 2.

Burden of ICC attributable to HPV 16/18 and HPV 31/33/45/52/58 in 2012, projected to 2025; by region

Region HPV RC (%)
Attributable new cases (N)
16/18 31/33/45/ 52/58 Year 2012
Year 2025
16/18 31/33/45/ 52/58 16/18 31/33/45/52/58
World
70.8
18.6
391,016
102,172
444,167
116,061
Africa
70.3
16.7
60,925
14,438
80,556
19,090
Asia
71.7
19.8
232,046
63,986
259,130
71,454
Eastern Asia
68.9
22.3
95,505
30,869
100,950
32,629
Western/Central Asia
77.5
14.5
145,101
27,073
171,333
31,967
Latin-America
68.3
19.8
48,777
14,142
54,973
15,938
South America
69.4
19.6
34,632
9,799
38,783
10,973
Central America
64.4
20.2
13,602
4,264
15,522
4,866
North America
78.7
16.6
9,913
2,094
10,913
2,305
Europe
72.8
16.2
39,880
8,867
39,924
8,877
Oceania 78.5 8.8 1,346 152 1,587 179

* We assume that almost all cervical cancer cases are caused by HPV infection, and thus almost 100% of cervical cancer cases are attributable to HPV infection.

"ICC": Invasive cervical cancer; “RC”: Relative Contribution; “N”: Number of new cases diagnosed of cervical cancer each year.

Estimated number of new ICC cases is based on GLOBOCAN 2008 estimates and World Population Prospects (2010 revision). Impact of vaccination has not been taken into account for the calculations of 2025 projections.

Specific information on HPV 6 and 11 is not included due to low relative contribution of these types.