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In an accompanying editorial, Eduardo Franco, Dr.P.H., and François Coutlée, M.D., of McGill University in Montreal, agree with the authors' conclusion and applaud their effort to elucidate the underlying biology of cervical cancer. "As far as clinical practice is concerned, the obvious conclusion from the study of Xi et al. is that quantifying the HPV18 DNA load may not have the same value as for HPV16," the editorialists write. "That said, the findings from this study considerably extend our appreciation for the heterogeneity of molecular events and their cellular targets in cervical carcinogenesis."

HPV18 DNA Levels Are Not Prognostic for Precancerous Cervical Lesions