Retrospective data base, PASS, case-control study to assess data on anal cancer in countries where GSK Biologicals’ HPV vaccine has been introduced in the NIP
Trial overview
Age-standardised incidence rates of anal cancer by sex, HPV-type and histological classification for each country separately
Timeframe: From 1992 until the most recent and complete available calendar year in the cancer registries (i.e., pre- and post- GSK's HPV vaccine launch period)
Crude incidence rates of anal cancer by age category, by sex, HPV-type and histological classification for each country separately
Timeframe: From 1992 until the most recent and complete available calendar year in the cancer registries (i.e., pre- and post- GSK's HPV vaccine launch period)
Incidence rates of small intestine cancer by age category and sex for each country separately
Timeframe: From 1992 until the most recent and complete available calendar year in the cancer registries (i.e., pre- and post- GSK's HPV vaccine launch period)
Number of anal cancer cases expected to demonstrate vaccine effectiveness for each country separately
Timeframe: From 1992 until the most recent and complete available calendar year in the cancer registries (i.e., pre- and post- GSK's HPV vaccine launch period)
- The following country eligibility criteria should be checked in order to perform analysis:
- Should have a stable, consolidated, and validated cancer registry.
- Not Applicable
- Should have a stable, consolidated, and validated cancer registry.
- The cancer registry should preferably be population-based and nationwide.
- Administration of GSK’s HPV vaccine for at least 5 birth cohorts (either routine or catch-up campaign cohorts) within the NIP.
The following country eligibility criteria should be checked in order to perform analysis:
- Not Applicable
Trial location(s)
This study does not involve prospective enrollment of participants.
Study documents
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Results overview
Refer to study documents
Plain language summaries
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