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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 24.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Dis. 2020 Jun;47(6):361–368. doi: 10.1097/OLQ.0000000000001170

TABLE 3.

Extragenital GC and CT Test Visit Positivity Associated With Concurrent Negative Urethral Test Visits—STD Surveillance Network, 2015–2019

Jurisdiction Test Visits With Negative Urethral GC Test and Extragenital GC Test Visits With Negative Urethral CT Test and Extragenital CT



All Test Visits Test Visits With Positive Extragenital GC Test All Test Visits Test Visits With Positive Extragenital CT Test




N n (%) N n(%)

Total 17,853 13,341 12,263 10,856
Weighted total positivity (95% CI) 74.8 (71.1–78.5) 88.6 (87.0–90.2)
Unweighted positivity by jurisdiction
Baltimore, MD 347 230 (66.3) 204 181 (88.7)
Los Angeles County, CA*, 1085 818 (75.4) 699 623 (89.1)
Miami, FL*, 257 213 (82.9) 293 272 (92.8)
Boston, MA 47 36 (76.6) 93 82 (88.2)
Multnomah County, OR 1064 836 (78.6) 821 718 (87.5)
Minneapolis, MN 1898 1547 (81.5) 1685 1510 (89.6)
New York City, NY 7173 5194(72.4) 4355 3798 (87.2)
Philadelphia. PA 1796 1314 (73.2) 951 848 (89.2)
San Francisco, CA 3137 2516 (80.2) 2523 2302(91.2)
Seattle, WA 1049 637 (60.7) 639 522 (81.7)
*

Participating clinics did not perform pharyngeal CT testing.

Data obtained in 2019 from participating clinics were not available for this analysis.

Participating clinics did not perform pharyngeal GC.