With the hr-HPV DNA load increases, the risk of detection of HSIL (2 91.01, P P 0.016) increase. In women without HPV1618 infections, HSIL detection rates for single, double, and triple or more hr-HPV infections were 12.28, 20.31, and 37.50, the risk of detection of HSIL significantly increasing. The HSIL detection rate between HPV16 single infection and multiple infections (excluding HPV18) was no significant difference (34 vs 35.47, P 0.638), contrary to HPV18(12.59 vs 21.67, P 0.022). The detection rate of HSIL or worse (HSIL) in women with single HPV16(34.00), HPV31(27.50), HPV33(25.58), and HPV52(20.88) infection were higher significantly than single HPV18 (15.59) infection, respectively. Overall, 59.97 had normal histological results, 19.32 had HSIL, and 1.07 had cervical cancer.
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