Factors associated with an abnormal finding (LSIL or HSIL) on cervical screening, among women with a test reported at study enrolment.

Heather Bailey (325138)
Claire Thorne (291398)
Igor Semenenko (325139)
Ruslan Malyuta (325140)
Rostislav Tereschenko (325141)
Irina Adeyanova (325143)
Elena Kulakovskaya (325145)
Lyudmila Ostrovskaya (325146)
Liliana Kvasha (325148)
Mario Cortina-Borja (130639)
Claire L. Townsend (325151)

Publication date

February 2013

DOI

10.1371/journal.pone.0034706.t005

Abstract

†<p>Limited to 213 women included in the multivariable model.</p>‡<p>Adjusted a priori for age, previous pregnancies, CD4 count, current smoking, oral contraceptive use, HSV-2 and chlamydia and additionally for BV.</p

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Factors associated with an abnormal finding (LSIL or HSIL) on cervical screening, among women with a test reported at study enrolment.

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Factors associated with an abnormal finding (LSIL or HSIL) on cervical screening, among women with a test reported at study enrolment.

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