Table 2. Published estimates of HPV vaccine efficacy among SPDN cohorts.
Year | Author | Study | Endpoint | Efficacy | 95% CI | No. (SPDN) |
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2009 | Olsson et al. [36] | V501–007/FUTURE I/II | HPV-6/11/16/18 related CIN1+ | VE 100% | 28.7%–100% | 2,526 |
2011 | Castellsagué et al. [37] | FUTURE III | HPV6/11/16/18 infection or CIN | VE 66.9% | 4.3%–90.6% | 1,019 |
2012 | Szarewski et al. [25] | PATRICIA | 6mPI | VE 72.3% | 53.0%–84.5% | 3,421 |
PATRICIA | CIN1+ | VE 67.2% | 10.9%–89.9% | 3,487 | ||
PATRICIA | CIN2+ | VE 68.8% | −28.3%–95.0% | 3,487 | ||
2014 | Skinner et al. [38] | VIVIANE | HPV16/18 associated 6mPI/CIN1+ | VE 86.4% | 30.1%–99.0% | NR |
2016 | Beachler et al. [34] | Costa Rica Vaccine Study | Cervical HPV point prevalence at 4 years | VE 76.5% | 54.6%–88.8% | 1,384 |
2018 | Arbyn et al. [6] | Future II/PATRICIA | CIN2+ | RR 0.19 | 0.09–0.77 | 4,506 |
6mPI, 6-month persistent infection; CIN, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia; HPV, human papillomavirus; NR, not reported; RR, relative risk; SPDN, seropositive, DNA negative; VE, vaccine efficacy.