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Table 1 Summary table on vaccine assumptions

From: Cost-effectiveness analysis of the nine-valent HPV vaccine in Italy

Vaccine assumptions (proportion of exposed people avoiding the infection)

HPV 16

HPV 18

HPV 31, 33, 45, 52 and 58

Cervical cancer

Vaccine efficacy for preventing cervical HPV16/18/31/33/45/52/58 infections

 Male*

0.411

0.621

0.411

 Female**

0.76

0.963

0.76

Degree of protection of the vaccine against cervical HPV16/18 infections becoming persistent

0.988

0.984

0.988

Degree of protection of the vaccine against HPV16/18 -related CIN

0.979

1

0.979

Vaginal and vulvar cancers

Vaccine efficacy for preventing vaginal/vulvar HPV16/18 infections

 Male*

0.411

0.621

 

 Female**

0.76

0.963

 

Degree of protection of the vaccine against vaginal/vulvar HPV16/18 infections becoming persistent

0.988

0.984

 

Degree of protection of the vaccine against HPV16/18-related/VaIN/VIN

1

1

 

Anal cancers

Vaccine efficacy for preventing anal HPV16/18 infections

 Male*

0.411

0.621

0.621

 Female**

0.76

0.963

0.963

Degree of protection of the vaccine against anal HPV16/18 infections becoming persistent

 Male*

0.787

0.96

0.96

 Female**

0.988

0.984

0.984

Degree of protection of the vaccine against HPV16/18 -related AIN

0

0

0

Penile and H&N cancers

Vaccine efficacy for preventing anal/penile**/H&N HPV16/18 infections

 Male*

0.411

0.621

 

 Female**

0.76

0.963

 

Degree of protection of the vaccine against anal/penile/H&N HPV16/18 infections becoming persistent

 Male*

0.787

0.96

 

 Female**

0.988

0.984

 

Degree of protection of the vaccine against HPV16/18 -related AIN/PIN/H&N neoplasia

0

0

 
  1. * Preventing male genital infections through male vaccination is assumed to prevent transmission of genital infections to females
  2. ** Preventing female genital infections through vaccination is assumed to prevent transmission of genital infections to males