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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Dis. 2021 Apr 1;48(4):278–284. doi: 10.1097/OLQ.0000000000001379

Table 2:

Estimated lifetime number of diagnosed cases of disease attributable to HPV infections acquired in 2018

Health outcome Mean (10th–90th percentiles) result from HPV-ADVISE model
Ages 15–59 years Ages 15–24 years
Genital warts
 Females 25,442 (15,621–35,484) 6,310 (4,632–8,531)
 Males 24,967 (16,721–33,128) 2,325 (3,217–1,555)
 Total 50,409 (32,343–68,612) 8,635 (7,849–10,087)
CIN grade 1 162,974 (11,572–393,451) 103,660 (6,953–275,583)
CIN grade 2 or 3 52,074 (33,752–66,540) 29,707 (18,751–40,031)
Penile cancer 454 (279–838) 265 (169–474)
Cervical cancer 3,153 (1,912–4,674) 1,978 (1,307–2,782)
Vulvar & vaginal cancer 849 (559–1,300) 550 (381–751)
Anal cancer
 Females 780 (524–1,218) 441 (320–593)
 Males 675 (402–1,271) 268 (174–491)
 Total 1,456 (925–2,489) 708 (494–1,084)
Oropharyngeal cancer
 Females 587 (388–904) 370 (260–505)
 Males 3,665 (2,233–6,868) 1,462 (964–2,655)
 Total 4,252 (2,621–7,772) 1,832 (1,225–3,160)

Case numbers were calculated for females and males using rates of health outcomes per 100,000 from the HPV-ADVISE model multiplied by 2018 population estimates from the 2018 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates, Table S0201,using American FactFinder; http://factfinder.census.gov. Total case numbers were calculated as the sum of case numbers in females and males. The age groupings refer to age at the time of the causal HPV infection (2018), not the age at which the health outcome was diagnosed.