AIDS Clinical Care -- 1996 (801): 1 Table 1

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Table 1. Summary of Findings from Studies of Anal Neoplasia in Persons with HIV Infection

HIV-infected persons are more likely to have anal intraepithelial neoplasia than non-HIV-infected persons with similar demographic characteristics.

HIV-infected persons are more likely to have detectable anal human papillomavirus (HPV) infection than non-HIV-infected persons with similar demographic characteristics.

Anal intraepithelial neoplasia is more common among HIV-infected persons with lower CD4 counts or more advanced clinical stage of HIV disease.

Detectable anal HPV infection is more common among HIV-infected persons with lower CD4 counts.

HIV-infected persons who smoke tobacco are more likely to have anal neoplasia than those who do not smoke.