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. 2019 Sep 11;14(9):e0221495. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0221495

Table 3. Annual progression and regression probabilities used in the model.

Annual input required Spontaneous progression /regression probability Reference
Progression from well to hrHPV (incidence of HPV) 41.6% 5
% of hrHPV that is HPV16/18 32.9% 5
Progression from hrHPV (12 types) to CIN1 5.8% 27
Progression from hrHPV (12 types) to CIN2 0.1% 28
Progression from hrHPV (12 types) to CIN3 0.1% 28
Progression from hrHPV (16/18) to CIN1 5.8% 28
Progression from hrHPV (16/18) to CIN2 0.6% 28
Progression from hrHPV (16/18) to CIN3 1.5% 28
Progression from hrHPV (14 types) to CIN1 5.8% 28
Progression from hrHPV (14 types) to CIN2 0.2% 28
Progression from hrHPV (14 types) to CIN3 0.9% 28
Progression from CIN1 to CIN2 9.2% 27
Progression from CIN1 to CIN3 5.1% 29
Progression from CIN1 to ICC 0.3% Weighted average of 30 & 31
Progression from CIN2 to CIN3 5.0% 32
Progression from CIN2 to ICC 4.4% 27
Progression from CIN3 to ICC 4.4% 27
ICC to death 14.5% 27
Regression–ANNUAL
Regression of hrHPV (16/18) /NORMAL smear to well 41.0% 33
Regression of hrHPV (16/18) / ASCUS/LSIL smear to well 41.0% Assumed = normal smear
Regression of hrHPV (12 pooled)/NORMAL smear to well 50.0% 33
Regression of hrHPV (12 pooled)/ ASCUS/LSIL smear to well 50.0% Assumed = normal smear
Regression of hrHPV (14 pooled)/NORMAL smear to well 44.0% 33
Regression of hrHPV (14 pooled)/ ASCUS/LSIL smear to well 44.0% Assumed = normal smear
Regression for CIN1 to hrHPV (14 pooled) 10.0% 34
Regression for CIN1 to well 5.8% 29
Regression for CIN2 to well 12.5% 32
Regression for CIN2 to CIN1 17.3% 35
Regression for CIN3 to CIN1 17.3% Assumed = CIN2 to CIN1
Regression for CIN3 to well 22.7% 27
% of cervical cancers associated with HPV 16 and/or 18 63.8% 26
CIN2 as a Percentage of CIN2-3 48.1% 36

HPV = human papillomavirus; hrHPV = high risk human papillomavirus (hrHPV); CIN = cervical intraepithelial neoplasia; ICC = invasive cervical cancer; ASCUS = atypical cells of undetermined significance; LSIL = low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion