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Table 2 Crude and adjusted odds ratios (ORs) for the association between HPV detection or squamous intraepithelial lesion (SIL) and pregnancy

From: Risk of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Infection and Cervical Neoplasia after Pregnancy

Outcome

Post pregnancies observation visits (n)

Crude OR

95 % CI

Adjusted ORc

95 % CI

 

No pregnancy

Pregnancy

HPVb

aHPV (−/+)

aHPV (−/+)

    

Any HPV

19948/3787

23/6

0.85

(0.33–2.14)

0.80

(0.31–2.07)

Any HR-HPV

19948/2281

23/3

0.80

(0.24–2.65)

0.80

(0.24–2.71)

LR-HPV only

19948/1506

23/3

1.15

(0.31–4.23)

1.18

(0.34–4.15)

Speciesb

      

3

19948/638

23/1

1.49

(0.26–8.50)

1.32

(0.22–7.97)

5

19948/343

23/1

2.32

(0.35–15.23)

1.86

(0.28–12.15)

6

19948/505

23/1

1.06

(0.11–9.83)

0.91

(0.10–8.12)

7

19948/645

23/1

1.23

(0.20–7.60)

0.98

(0.15–6.24)

9

19948/1407

23/1

0.48

(0.07–3.21)

0.43

(0.07–2.59)

10

19948/303

23/1

1.26

(0.09–17.40)

1.29

(0.13–12.93)

Group

      

1 (species-1/8/10/13)

19948/399

23/1

0.93

(0.64–13.53)

1.05

(0.10–10.53)

2 (species-5/6/7/9/11)

19948/2566

23/4

0.87

(0.29–2.56)

0.77

(0.27–2.21)

3 (species-2/3/4/15)

19948/716

23/1

1.41

(0.26–7.64)

1.25

(0.21–7.29)

Squamous intraepithelial lesions (SILs)

SIL (−/+)

SIL (−/+)

    

Low-grade SILs

23845/258

28/0

--

--

--

--

High-grade SILs

23845/76

28/1

7.77

(0.93–65.08)

8.75

(1.00–77.03)

Any-grade SILs

23845/334

28/1

0.91

(0.05–18.27)

0.84

(0.46–15.33)

  1. aExcludes women-visits for which HPV testing was invalid or missing
  2. bSee text for definition of grouped HPV genotypes
  3. cAdjustment for empirical confounders was done using a 5 % Change-in-Estimate Method (variables that changed the estimates by +/− 5 % were included in the model) considering the following variables as a potential confounder: age at enrolment (linear), race (white, non-White), marital status (single, married, widowed, separated, unmarried but living with partner), income (quartiles of income), smoking (never, current, former), age at first sexual intercourse (≤15, 16–17, 18–19, 20+), number of previous pregnancies (0–1, 2–3, 4–6, 7+), Pap testing before enrollment in the cohort (yes, no), and lifetime number of sexual partners (0–1, 2–3, 4+). Adjustment for HPV status (negative, LR-HPV only, any HR-HPV) was considered for the analysis of SILs. Confounding variables added to the multivariate models for HPVs (variables that changed the OR for the relation between pregnancy and HPV status by +/− 5 %) were: number of previous pregnancies, age at first sexual intercourse, age, race and smoking status. For SILs, confounding variables added to the multivariate models were: HPV status, age, smoking, race, age at first sexual intercourse, number of previous pregnancies and Pap testing before entering the cohort