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. 2019 Apr 12;2(4):e190819. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2019.0819

Table 1. Published Studies Assessing Time to Recurrence of Anal and Vulvar HSIL After Treatment.

Source Cohort Size, No. HIV-Positive Patients, No. Treatment Modality Patients With Recurrence After Treatment, % Time to Recurrence, Median, mo
Anal HSIL
Pineda et al,17 2008 246 182 Surgical 57 19
Goldstone et al,20 2011 96 44 Infrared coagulation ablation 62 (HIV-negative) 14 (HIV-negative)
91 (HIV-positive) 17 (HIV-positive)
Richel et al,13 2013 388 388 Topical and electrocautery treatment 67 18
Vulvar HSIL
Modesitt et al,18 1998 73 Unknown Excisional or surgical ablation 46 (If positive surgical margins), 17 (if negative surgical margins) 15 (In positive surgical margins)
41 (In negative surgical margins)
Jones et al,7 2005 405 5 Excisional or surgical ablation 50 (If positive surgical margins), 15 (if negative surgical margins) 60
Wallbillich et al,19 2012 303 Unknown Excisional, topical, and surgical ablation 28.7 25
Fehr et al,15 2013 464 Unknown Excisional, topical, and surgical ablation 30 12
Madeleine et al,21 2016 65 Unknown Surgical ablation 33.8 36
Satmary et al,14 2018 784 2 Excisional, topical, and surgical ablation 26.3 16.9

Abbreviation: HSIL, high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions.