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. 2020 Feb 27;6(5):1–10. doi: 10.1001/jamaoncol.2019.6722

Table 2. Geometric Mean Level Ratio at Month 7 and Month 12 vs Baseline for HPV-6, -11, -16, and -18a.

Anti-HPV Type GMR (95% CI)b P Valuec
Posttransplant Healthy Volunteers (n = 20)
Receiving Immunosuppression (n = 23) Not Receiving Immunosuppression (n = 21)
At Month 7 Since Initial Vaccination (1 mo after dose 3)
Anti-HPV-6 28.8 (8.1-102.1) 106.6 (41.9-271.3) 104.0 (66.1-163.8) .17
Anti-HPV-11 60.3 (15.9-228.5) 172.0 (70.9-417.4) 181.1 (121.4-270.1) .51
Anti-HPV-16 120.1 (32.8-439.9) 409.8 (182.7-919.1) 218.0 (114.4-415.3) .26
Anti-HPV-18 34.7 (11.4-105.7) 108.7 (41.8-283.1) 50.2 (29.6-85.1) .13
At Month 12 Since Initial Vaccination (6 mo after dose 3)
Anti-HPV-6 9.3 (3.6-23.8) 26.4 (12.0-58.1) 31.0 (19.8-48.6) .06
Anti-HPV-11 20.6 (7.4-57.8) 45.9 (21.7-97.1) 46.9 (30.7-71.5) .41
Anti-HPV-16 39.4 (15.3-101.8) 118.9 (62.5-226.3) 58.3 (32.8-103.4) .09
Anti-HPV-18 11.5 (4.7-28.3) 35.5 (15.4-81.6) 12.1 (7.7-19.0) .052

Abbreviations: GMR, geometric mean level ratio; HPV, human papillomavirus.

a

Levels lower than the cutoff were given the value of 4 EU/mL. GMR was defined as the ratio of the geometric mean levels (EU/mL) at month 7 or month 12 months vs baseline (prevaccination, day 1).

b

All GMRs were significantly greater than 1; P < .001.

c

P value using Kruskal-Wallis test to compare the 3 study groups. There were no significant differences in GMR among the study groups for anti-HPV-6, -11, -16, and -18 type at months 7 or 12 (all P > .05). Wilcoxon rank-sum tests were used to assess the pairwise differences between any 2 study groups using a significance level of .002 after Bonferroni correction and none of the pairwise comparisons showed significant difference (all P > .03, not included in Table 2).