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. 2022 Aug 30;22:358. doi: 10.1186/s12905-022-01939-z

Table 2.

Univariate analyses for prediction of residual lesion in subsequent hysterectomy specimen

Parameter Numbers OR (95%CI) P-values
Total Residual lesion (%)
Age
 ≥ 50 254 42 (16.5%) 1.355 (0.886–2.072) 0.160
 < 50 486 62 (12.8%)
Menopause
Yes 201 35 (17.4%) 1.436 (0.922–2.238) 0.108
No 539 69 (12.8%)
Smoking
Yes 13 3 (23.1%) 1.959 (0.503–6.872) 0.409
No 727 101 (13.9%)
Diseases of the immune system
Yes 64 9 (14.1%) 1.001 (0.479–2.092) 0.998
No 676 95 (14.1%)
Gravidity
 ≥ 3 506 67 (13.2%) 0.813 (0.526–1.256) 0.349
 < 3 234 37 (15.8%)
Parity
 ≥ 2 312 45 (14.4%) 1.054 (0.694–1.602) 0.805
 < 2 428 59 (13.8%)
Lesion range
 ≥ 3 409 69 (16.9%) 1.716 (1.110–2.653) 0.014*
 < 3 331 35 (10.6%)
Cone margin status
Positive 254 70 (27.6%) 5.058 (3.244–7.885)  < 0.001*
Negative 486 34 (7%)
Glandular involvement
Positive 568 98 (17.3%) 5.769 (2.483–13.404)  < 0.001*
Negative 172 6 (3.5%)
HPV-16/18 infection
Positive 408 79 (19.4%) 2.949 (1.832–4.746)  < 0.001*
Negative 332 25 (7.5%)
Multiple HR-HPV infection
Positive 191 38 (19.9%) 1.818 (1.172–2.818) 0.007*
Negative 549 66 (12%)
Lesion level
CIN II 58 6 (10.3%) 0.688 (0.288–1.644) 0.397
CIN III 682 98 (14.4%)

HR-HPV high-risk human papillomavirus, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, CIN cervical intraepithelial neoplasia,

*Statistically significant