Table 5. South African studies reporting on oral/oropharyngeal HPV presence.
Authors | Year | Population sample | HPV types investigated |
Wood et al. [27] | 2020 | 149 Dental clinic attendees and 72 HIV-management clinic attendees | 14 x HR, 3 x potential HR, 2 x LR; 12 x βHPV |
Bulane et al. [28] | 2020 | 449 OSCCa cases | 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 58 |
Sekee et al. [29] | 2018 | 20 OSCCa cases | 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 58 |
Chikandiwa et al. [30] | 2018 | 181 HIV seropositive men | 37 HPV types |
Muller et al. [6] | 2016 | 200 MSM | 24 x LR; 13 x HR |
Davidson et al. [25] | 2014 | 125 male factory workers | 19xLR; 3pHR; 15xHR |
Mbulawa et al. [21] | 2014 | 221 heterosexual couples (442 participants) | 37 HPV types |
Vogt et al. [31] | 2013 | 34 couples | 15xHR; 22 other |
Paquette et al. [32] | 2013 | 55 OSCCa† cases | 37 HPV types |
Marais et al. [33] | 2008 | 115 women with confirmed cervical disease | 37 HPV types |
Richter et al. [34] | 2008 | 30 women, oral scraping | 19xLR; 3pHR; 15xHR |
Boy et al., [35] | 2006 | 59 OSCCa cases | 16 and 18 |
Marais et al. [36] | 2006 | 116 Dental clinic attendees | 11, 16, 18 |
Van Rensburg et al. [37] | 1996 | 146 OSCCa cases | 6, 11, 16, 18 |
Van Rensburg et al. [38] | 1995 | 66 OSCCa cases | 6, 11, 16, 18 |
Note: * HR = High Risk; LR = Low Risk; pHR = probable High Risk; † OSCCa = Oral/Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma.