Cancer incidence in Germany attributable to human papillomavirus in 2013

BMC Cancer

Table 2 Incident anogenital and oropharyngeal cancer cases and estimation of HPV-attributable cancer in Germany, 2013

Cancer site	Incident cases independent of morphology	Incident cases of HPV-associated morphology	(Proportion estimated)^a	HPV-attributable fraction PAF	Reference	Estimated HPV-attributable incident cases	(Proportion of overall anogenital and oropharyngeal cancer)
Cervix	4458	4422	(7.1%)	100%	[1]	4422	(70.9%)
Vulva	3015	2596	(4.0%)	18%	[11]	467	(7.5%)
Vagina	386	275	(9.6%)	81%	[13]	223	(3.6%)
Female anus	1142	1030	(5.0%)	90%	[14]	927	(14.9%)
Female oropharynx	1371	1249	(7.5%)	16%	[15]	200	(3.2%)
Female overall anogenital & oropharynx	10,372	9573	(6.1%)			6239	(100%)
Penis	757	704	(6.3%)	32%	[12]	225	(16.6%)
Male anus	653	564	(3.9%)	88%	[14]	496	(36.5%)
Male oropharynx	4154	3978	(5.8%)	16%	[15]	636	(46.9%)
Male overall anogenital & oropharynx	5564	5246	(5.7%)			1358	(100%)

^a proportion of estimated cases with HPV-associated morphology that were not coded as such, but redistributed from cases of not otherwise specified morphology

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