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Table 1 Vaccines characteristics and outcomes (randomized clinical trials)

From: Vaccination and screening programs: harmonizing prevention strategies for HPV-related diseases

Name â„¢

GARDASIL

CERVARIX

   L1 VLP antigens

HPV 6 (20 mg)

HPV 16 (20 mg)

 

HPV 11 (40 mg)

HPV 18 (20 mg)

 

HPV 16 (40 mg)

 
 

HPV 18 (20 mg)

 

   Expression system

Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Baculovirus

   Adjuvant

HAAS

aluminium hydroxyphosphate sulphate

ASO4

aluminium hydroxide plus

3-deacylated monophosphoryl lipid A

   Dose schedule

0, 2 and 6 months

0, 1 and 6 months

PHASE III RANDOMIZED TRIALS

  

   Name

FUTURE I (13) and II (14)

Females United to Unilaterally

Reduce Endo/Ectocervical Disease

PATRICIA (16)

PApilloma TRIal against Cancer

In young Adults

   Years of recruitment

2002–2003

2004–2005

   Age of recruited subjects

16–26

15–25

   Enrolled women

20,583

18,644

   No. of sexual partners

≤4

≤6

   Random comparator

Placebo

(225 or 450 μg of aluminum)

Hepatitis A vaccine

IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE

  

   Seroconversion

~100%

~100%

   Serologic detection method

cLIA *

binding ELISA

   Immunogenicity

Established

Established

   Immune memory at 6 (5?) yrs

Established

Not reported

CLINICAL RESPONSE

  

   Follow-up

3 years

15 months (interim analysis)

   Prophylactic efficacy

  

HPV 16 CIN2/3+

Established

Established

HPV 18 CIN2/3+

Established

Positive trend

HPV 16/18 VIN3

Established

Not reported

HPV 16/18 VaIN3

Established

Not reported

6/11 genital warts

Established

Not a target

   Tolerability

Well tolerated

Well tolerated

   Safety at 6 yrs

Established

Established

   Therapeutic efficacy

None

None

  1. * competitive Luminex-based immune-assays