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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of participants

From: Understanding the role of oncogenic human papillomavirus (HPV) status on adherence behaviors among women with abnormal cervical cytology

Characteristics

n=145

Adherence

No

19 (13.1%)

Yes

126 (86.9%)

Socio-demographics

Age in years, mean (SD)

34.9±13.0

Age

<30

67 (46.2%)

≥30

78 (53.8%)

Income CDN ($)

≤34,999

30 (20.7%)

≥35,000

104 (71.7%)

Decline

11 (7.6%)

Education

High school or less

14 (9.7%)

University/college

131 (90.3)

Born in Canada

No

39 (26.9%)

Yes

106 (73.1%)

Years in Canada*

23.1±18.4

Relationship status

Married/steady

89 (61.4%)

Single

56 (38.6%)

Smoking status

No

121 (83.4%)

Yes

24 (16.6%)

Medical characteristics

16 (11.0%)

Lesion severity (post-results)

Low-risk abnormalities

83 (57.2%)

High-risk abnormalities

62 (42.8%)

Previous history of colposcopy

No

106 (73.1%)

Yes

38 (26.2)

Unknown

1 (0.7%)

Sexually transmitted infections

None

115 (79.3%)

Chlamydia/herpes

24 (16.5%)

Other/unknown

6 (4.2%)

Contraception use

No

50 (34.5%)

Yes

94 (64.8%)

Condoms/OCP

78 (83.0%)

Other

16 (17.0%)

Video colposcopy**

 

No

112 (89.0%)

Yes

25 (17.2%)

Unknown

8 (5.5%)

Immunosuppression

No

129 (89.0%)

Yes

16 (11.0%)

HPV vaccine

No

115 (79.3%)

Yes

28 (19.3%)

Unknown

1 (0.7%)

Gardasil

26 (96.3%)

  1. N (%) for categorical variables; μ ± SD for continuous variables *N = 37 N = 137 **(video colposcopy); otherwise N = 145; Low risk abnormalities include: normal, LSIL, ASCUS; High risk abnormalities include: AGC, HSIL/CIS, AIS, ASC-H