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. 2020 May;8(10):650. doi: 10.21037/atm-19-2756

Table 2. Worldwide prevalence of HPV infection in different subtypes of breast cancer.

Country TNBC Her2+ Luminal B Luminal A
HPV (%) HPV16/18/33 (%) Other
HPV (%)
HPV (%) HPV16/18/33 (%) Other HPV (%) HPV (%) HPV16/18/33 (%) Other HPV (%) HPV (%) HPV16/18/33 (%) Other HPV (%)
Algeria [Corbex et al. 2014] (50) 5/25, 20.0 4/25, 16.0 1/25, 4.0
Italy [Piana et al. 2014] (51) 6/40, 15.0 28.6 14.3 0/2, 0.0 0/38, 0.0
Australia [Lawson et al. 2015] (35) 1/2, 50.0 1/2, 50.0 2/2, 100.0 2/2, 100.0 18/22, 81.8 14/22, 81.8 4/22, 18.1 3/6, 50.0 3/6, 50.0
Spain [Vernet-Tomas et al. 2015] (52) 0/16, 0.0
Venezuela [Fernandes et al. 2015] (53) 2/2, 100 0 4/7, 54.1 4/13, 30.7
India [Islam et al. 2017] (38) 37/67, 55.2 56/84, 66.6 58/83, 69.9 23/38, 60.5
Spain [Delgado-García et al. 2017] (39) 11/24, 8.7 5/12, 4.0 73/118, 61.8 37/88, 29.4
Morocco [Habyarimana et al. 2018] (54) 4\9, 44.4 2\2, 100.0 2\2, 100.0 3\6, 50.0 2\3, 66.6 1\3, 33.3 3\10, 30.0 2\3, 66.6 1\3, 33.3 12\21, 57.1 11\12, 91.6 1\12, 8.3

TNBC, triple negative breast cancer.