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. 2021 Apr 28;10(9):1911. doi: 10.3390/jcm10091911

Table 2.

Associations between HR-HPV prevalence and study characteristics.

Characteristics Number of Studies Total WLHIV in the Studies Number of WLHIV with HR-HPV Results Pooled Mean or Proportion (95CI) Univariate Analysis
Exp(β) 95CI p Value
Age (years) per year increment 16 4363 32 (28–36) 0.99 [0.99–1.00] 0.052
Under ART 19 5756 3958 66.3% (56.2–75%) 0.93 [0.81–1.07] 0.349
Undetectable viral load 6 1667 1163 62.6% (36.5–83%) 1.06 [0.77–1.45] 0.736
CD4 when tested for HPV (cells/mm3) 10 2353 448.6 (388.4–508.8) 1.00 [0.99–1.00] 0.731
Smokers 9 3449 610 21.5% (15.8–28.6%) 1.12 [0.92–1.34] 0.332
Sex workers 4 772 76 8.9% (5–15.5%) 0.99 [0.10–9.43] 0.993
Consistent condom use 8 1892 1130 61.3% (48.5–72.7%) 1.26 [0.89–1.77] 0.243
At least one pregnancy 9 3942 3375 82.5% (66.3–91.9%) 0.95 [0.73–1.25] 0.741
At least primary education 12 4785 3716 78.2% (68.1–85.7%) 1,17 [0.87–1.59] 0.326

WLHIV: women living with HIV; HR-HPV: high-risk human papillomavirus; CI: confidence interval; ART: antiretroviral therapy; Consistent condom use: always or most of the time.