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. 2019 Aug 14;121(6):455–463. doi: 10.1038/s41416-019-0547-x

Table 3.

Observed distribution of HR-HPV infections and detected CIN2+, by HR-HPV genotype and the woman’s age

Age group
24–29 30–49 50–64 Total
N screened 23,864 (100%) 72,833 (100%) 30,541 (100%) 127,238 (100%)
HR-HPV genotype at baseline
HR-HPV infections HR-HPV+ 6709 (28%) 7646 (10%) 1742 (6%) 16,097 (13%)
HPV 16+ 2111 (9%) 1588 (2%) 348 (1%) 4047 (3%)
Else HPV 18+ 509 (2%) 541 (1%) 110 (<1%) 1160 (1%)
Else other HR-HPV+ 4089 (17%) 5517 (8%) 1284 (4%) 10,890 (9%)
Colposcopies HR-HPV+ 4013 (17%) 3890 (5%) 856 (3%) 8759 (7%)
HPV 16+ 1649 (7%) 1125 (2%) 215 (1%) 2989 (2%)
Else HPV 18+ 364 (2%) 325 (<1%) 61 (<1%) 750 (1%)
Else other HR-HPV+ 2000 (8%) 2440 (3%) 580 (2%) 5020 (4%)
CIN2+ HR-HPV+ 1579 (7%) 1133 (2%) 147 (<1%) 2859 (2%)
HPV 16+ 899 (4%) 475 (1%) 49 (<1%) 1423 (1%)
Else HPV 18+ 138 (1%) 95 (<1%) 14 (<1%) 247 (<1%)
Else other HR-HPV+ 542 (2%) 563 (1%) 84 (<1%) 1189 (1%)
CIN3+ HR-HPV+ 980 (4%) 699 (1%) 84 (<1%) 1763 (1%)
HPV 16+ 613 (3%) 324 (<1%) 31 (<1%) 968 (1%)
Else HPV 18+ 82 (<1%) 62 (<1%) 9 (<1%) 153 (<1%)
Else other HR-HPV+ 285 (1%) 313 (<1%) 44 (<1%) 642 (1%)

CIN cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, HR-HPV high-risk human papillomavirus