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. 2022 Jul 14;16:1427. doi: 10.3332/ecancer.2022.1427

Table 2. Performance of menstrual blood for the detection of HPV infection or CIN lesion.

Study Wong et al [19] Lee et al [20] Budukh et al [18] Wong et al [21] Zhang et al [22]
Reference test Pap test and colposcopy with histological confirmation Histo-pathological test Cervical HPV DNA test Pap test and colposcopy with histological confirmation Cervical HPV test by HPV GenoArray test
Sensitivity (%) 82.8 %
(in detection of CIN and condyloma acuminatum)
88.9%
(CIN 2+ for MCD 1 and 2)
83.3%
(in detection of CIN)
83.0%
(in detection of CIN or HPV infection)
97.7%
Specificity (%) 93.1%
(in detection of CIN and condyloma acuminatum)
50.0%
(CIN 2+ for MCD 1 and 2)
95.1%
(in detection of CIN)
98.0%
(in detection of CIN or HPV infection)
Not reported
PPVa 90.0%
(in detection of CIN and condyloma acuminatum)
61.5%
(CIN 2+ for MCD 1 and 2)
Not reported
99.0%
(in detection of CIN or HPV infection)
Not reported
NPVb 87.9%
(in detection of CIN and condyloma acuminatum)
83.3%
(CIN 2+ for MCD 1 and 2)
Not reported 74.0%
(in detection of CIN or HPV infection)
Not reported
a

PPV, Positive predictive value

b

NPV, Negative predictive value