Clinical value of human papillomavirus genotype distribution in HPV infection
Liangdan Tang
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Liangdan Tang
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Objective To analyze the distribution of human papillomavirus (HPV) genotype in the diseases associated with HPV infection and explore the role of HPV genotype in these diseases. Methods Retrospective analysis was carried out to compare HPV genotypes of 353 outpatients suffering the diseases associated with HPV infection including cervical caner,cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN),genital duc condyloma,and subclinical cervical human papillomavirus infection (SPI) in our department from January to October 2008. HybriMax were used to detect HPV genotype. The distribution data of HPV genotype were statistically analyzed. Results Totally 176 HPV positive females were found with a positive rate of 49.86%. HPV positive rate in cervical cancer was 100%,and all of them were high risk HPV. The positive rate was increased with the severity of CIN,and the higher histological-grade was,the higher HPV positive rate was (P0.05). Fifteen genotypes were detected by HybriMax. The total HPV genotype were HPV16,HPV 58,HPV 52,HPV 33,HPV 53,HPV 11,HPV 31,HPV 6,HPV 18,HPV 39,HPV 66,HPV 68,HPV 51,HPV 42 ,and HPV 43 in a decreasing order. The HPV genotypes were differently distributed in various diseases associated with HPV infection. The first 4 genotypes were also coincidence in cervical cancer and CIN. The high risk genotypes HPV16 and HPV18 were the most common genotypes not only in cervical cancer and CIN but also in condyloma and SPI. The low risk genotypes were rare in the benign cervical diseases conversely. Conclusion It is necessary to detect HPV genotype because the regional distinctions exist in the prevalence of HPV genotypes in diseases above. HPV16 genotype is the most common genotype that threatens female health. Close attention should be paid in the treatments and following up of benign lesion patients such as genital condylomata and SPI.
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Objective To analyze the distribution of human papillomavirus (HPV) genotype in the diseases associated with HPV infection and explore the role of HPV genotype in these diseases. Methods Retrospective analysis was carried out to compare HPV genotypes of 353 outpatients suffering the diseases associated with HPV infection including cervical caner,cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN),genital duc condyloma,and subclinical cervical human papillomavirus infection (SPI) in our department from January to October 2008. HybriMax were used to detect HPV genotype. The distribution data of HPV genotype were statistically analyzed. Results Totally 176 HPV positive females were found with a positive rate of 49.86%. HPV positive rate in cervical cancer was 100%,and all of them were high risk HPV. The positive rate was increased with the severity of CIN,and the higher histological-grade was,the higher HPV positive rate was (P0.05). Fifteen genotypes were detected by HybriMax. The total HPV genotype were HPV16,HPV 58,HPV 52,HPV 33,HPV 53,HPV 11,HPV 31,HPV 6,HPV 18,HPV 39,HPV 66,HPV 68,HPV 51,HPV 42 ,and HPV 43 in a decreasing order. The HPV genotypes were differently distributed in various diseases associated with HPV infection. The first 4 genotypes were also coincidence in cervical cancer and CIN. The high risk genotypes HPV16 and HPV18 were the most common genotypes not only in cervical cancer and CIN but also in condyloma and SPI. The low risk genotypes were rare in the benign cervical diseases conversely. Conclusion It is necessary to detect HPV genotype because the regional distinctions exist in the prevalence of HPV genotypes in diseases above. HPV16 genotype is the most common genotype that threatens female health. Close attention should be paid in the treatments and following up of benign lesion patients such as genital condylomata and SPI.
Key concepts: Genotype, Cervical cancer, HPV infection, Human papillomavirus, Medicine, Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, Sex organ, Gynecology