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. 2014 Dec 29;9(12):e115931. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0115931

Table 1. Characteristics and HPV status of invasive laryngeal cancer cases (n = 148).

No. %
Sex
Male 121 81.8
Female 27 18.2
Age at diagnosis (years)
<60 43 29.1
≥60 105 70.9
Race/ethnicity
White 106 71.6
Asian 26 17.6
Pacific Islander 11 7.4
Black 5 3.4
Year of diagnosis
1993–1998 91 61.5
1999–2004 57 38.5
Stage 1 , 2
Localized 93 66.9
Regional involvement 29 20.9
Metastatic 17 12.2
Grade 3
Well-differentiated 17 12.6
Moderately differentiated 89 65.9
Poorly differentiated/undifferentiated 29 21.5
Subsite
Glottis 92 62.2
Supraglottis 45 30.4
Subglottis and other subsites4 11 7.4
Histology
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), unspecified subtype 123 83.1
Keratinizing SCC 15 10.1
Large cell non-keratinizing SCC 4 2.7
Other5 6 4.0
HPV
negative 117 79.1
positive 31 20.9
carcinogenic HPV
HPV 16 9 6.1
HPV 18 3 2.0
HPV 31 1 0.7
HPV 33 9 6.1
HPV 35 2 1.4
HPV 39 1 0.7
HPV 51 3 2.0
HPV 66 2 1.4
non-carcinogenic HPV
HPV 6 2 1.4
HPV 11 1 0.7
HPV 54 1 0.7
HPV 70 1 0.7
HPV 89 1 0.7
HPV X6 2 1.4
1

Based on the SEER staging classification system defining the extent of disease involvement as localized, regional spread, and distant metastases.

2

Excludes 9 cases for which data on stage are missing.

3

Exclude 13 cases for which data on grade are missing.

4

Overlapping and unspecified lesions of the larynx.

5

Includes papillary SCC, spindle cell SCC, basaloid SCC, small cell neuroendocrine carcinoma.

6

HPV amplicon not hybridizing to any of the type-specific probes in the assay.