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Table 1 Clinico-pathological characteristics and HPV status of cervical biopsies from normal control tissues and from cervical precancer and cancer lesions

From: Aberrant expression and constitutive activation of STAT3 in cervical carcinogenesis: implications in high-risk human papillomavirus infection

Tissue type

Characteristics

Number of samples

Total HPV+ (HPV L1)

HPV 16+ (% positivity)

Mean age (Years; ± SD)

Normal controls

 

20

0

0

 
 

Normal cervical tissues without inflammation

15

0

0

25 ± 4.6

 

Normal cervical tissues with inflammation

5

0

0

31 ± 3.5

Precancer

 

30

17

16 (53%)

29 ± 3.5

 

Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesions

15

7

7 (47%)

 
 

High grade squamous intraepithelial lesions

15

10

9 (60%)

 

Cancer Tissues

 

70

65

58 (83%)

50 ± 12.6

Histopathological grading

Well Differentiated SCC

35

32

30 (86%)

 
 

Moderately Differentiated SCC

25

23

20 (80%)

 
 

Poorly Differentiated SCC

10

10

8 (80%)

 

Clinical stages

Stage I

08

06

05 (63%)

 
 

Stage II

18

15

13 (72%)

 
 

Stage III

32

32

30 (94%)

 
 

Stage IV

12

12

10 (83%)

 
  1. HPV - Human papillomavirus, SCC - Squamous cell carcinoma