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. 2014 Sep 19;32(6):2295–2306. doi: 10.3892/or.2014.3505

Table I.

Summary of the possible correlations between IGF axis components, HPV status and cervical cancerogenesis.

Risk/incidence of neoplastic change/cancer (increased↑/decreased↓/no associationΔ) Correlation with serum or local tissue level (higher↑/lower↓/no changeΔ) Correlation with HPV status (positive↑/negative↓/noneΔ) Sample size, source of information Authors (ref.)
CIN↑, IGF-1↑a, IGFBP3Δ, HPVΔ 126 cases (82 CIN), 40 controls Lee et al (61)
LSIL↑a, HSIL IGF-1↑a, IGF-1/IGFBP3↑a nd 267 cases, 238 controls Wu et al (62)
CC IGF-1↑ HPV↑a 50 cases, 40 controls Sharma et al (81)
SIL↓ IGFBP-3↑ oncogenic HPV↓ Harris et al (78)
SIL↑ IGF-1↑ oncogenic HPV↑ 137 cases
IGF-1/IGFBP-3 HPV persistence↑
CCΔ (no prediction) IGF-1↓, IGFBP-3Δ nd 72 cases Huang et al (63)
CC, worse OS IGF-R↑ (predictor)
HCIN↓ IGF↑, IGFBP-3Δ HPV-16 and -18↓ 329 cases, 621 controls Schaffer et al (64)
CC↑ IGF-1↓a, IGF-2↓, nd 135 cases, 270 controls Serrano et al (65)
HSIL↑ and progression to CC↓ IGFBP-3↓, IGF-R↓ nd 63 cases, 42 controls Serrano et al (66)
HSIL vs. control, LSIL vs CC IGFBP-3↑a, IGFBP-3Δ HR-HPVΔ 93 cases, 51 controls Serrano et al (68)
CIN III/CC↑ IGF-R↑ nd cases 90, 30 controls Kuramoto et al (71)
CC↑ IGF-R↑ HPV 72 cases Huang et al (63)
Control vs. all stages of CC↑ IGF-2↑, IGFBP-3↓ nd 160 cases (11 groups), 23 controls Mathur et al (80)
Breast cancer↑ IGF-system components↓ - 72 cases Voskuil et al (72)
Ovarian cancer↓ IGFBP-3↑ nd 59 cases, 108 controls Dal Maso et al (74)
HPV E6/E7 induced cells IGFBP-3↑ and IGF-1↑ HPV↑ Basic research Berger et al (77)
Cervical cells with E6/E7 IGF-R↑ Basic research Baege et al (76)

For comparison one example of another type of cancer is provided as well as the results of basic research. Details are discussed in the text. IGF, insulin-like growth factor; CIN, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia; HCIN, high-grade CIN; SIL, squamous intraepithelial lesion; HSIL, high-grade SIL; LSIL, low-grade SIL; CC, cervical cancer; OS, overall survival; HR-HPV, high-risk human papillomavirus.

a

Statistical significance;

nd, no data.