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. 2014 Feb 14;9(2):e88493. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0088493

Table 4. HPV Vaccine Choice by Medical History.

Prefer HPV2 Prefer HPV4
N % N % p-value
Age
<21 years 114 56.2 89 43.8 0.013
≥21 years 205 62.5 123 37.5 <0.001
Gravidity
n = 0 282 61.0 180 39.0 <0.001
n≥0 21 48.8 22 51.2 NS
Contraceptive Use
No 171 61.1 109 38.9 <0.001
Yes 144 58.1 104 41.9 NS
Condom Use
No 115 59.6 78 40.4 <0.001
Yes 190 60.7 123 39.3 <0.001
History of HPV Vaccine
No 183 65.8 95 34.2 <0.001
Yes 145 54.3 122 45.7 <0.05
History of Genital Warts
No 309 59.9 207 40.1 <0.001
Yes 8 61.5 5 38.5 <0.001
History of Other STIs
No 287 65.7 186 42.6 <0.001
Yes 30 53.6 26 46.4 NS
History of Pap test*
No 41 85.4 7 14.6 <0.001
Yes 155 57.4 115 42.6 <0.001
History of Abnormal Cytology*
No 158 65.6 83 34.4 <0.001
Yes 40 50.6 39 49.4 NS
History of HPV Infection*
No 180 63.6 103 36.4 <0.001
Yes 18 48.6 19 51.4 NS
History of Colposcopy*
No 174 63.7 99 36.3 <0.001
Yes 24 51.1 23 48.9 NS

*Among women ≥21 years old.

HPV2 means bivalent vaccine, Cervarix®.

HPV4 means quadrivalent vaccine, Gardasil® or Silgard®.

Chi-square or Fisher’s exact testing were used to compare proportions.

Bold font indicates statistical significance.