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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jun 14.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Dis. 2021 Dec 1;48(12):S104–S110. doi: 10.1097/OLQ.0000000000001554

TABLE 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Patients With Urogenital Specimen Collected for GC Culture and Patients With Positive Urogenital Culture With Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing, by Site, Strengthening the US Response to Resistant Gonorrhea (SURRG), 2018 to 2019

City of Milwaukee, WI
Guilford County, NC
Denver County, CO
Patients With Urogenital Culture*
Patients With Positive Urogenital GC Culture* With AST
Patients With Urogenital Culture*
Patients With Positive Urogenital GC Culture* With AST
Patients With Urogenital Culture*
Patients With Positive Urogenital GC Culture* With AST
Characteristic n % n % n % n % n % n %
Total 3854 992 11,006 837 2445 951
 Cisgender female 2096 54.39 216 21.77 8089 73.50 250 29.87 1279 52.31 115 12.09
 Cisgender male 1758 45.61 776 78.23 2917 26.50 587 70.13 1166 47.69 836 87.91
Clinic type
 Cisgender female
  STD clinic 649 30.96 95 43.98 342 4.23 49 19.60 1006 78.66 88 76.52
  Non-STD clinic 1447 69.04 121 56.02 7747 95.77 201 80.40 273 21.34 27 23.48
 Cisgender male
  STD clinic 1401 79.69 629 81.06 2462 84.40 471 80.24 1086 93.14 800 95.69
  Non-STD clinic 357 20.30 147 18.94 455 15.60 116 19.76 80 6.86 36 4.31
Age, median (IQR), y
 Cisgender female 22 (20–25) 22 (19–26) 26 (22–33) 24 (20–28) 26 (22–33) 24 (20–30)
 Cisgender male 28 (24–36) 29 (25–37) 27 (23–34) 26 (22–32) 30 (25–36) 30 (25–36.5)
Gender of sex partners among cisgender males,§
 MSW 1418 80.66 674 86.86 2120 72.68 422 71.89 583 50.00 455 54.43
 MSM 223 12.68 65 8.38 404 13.85 81 13.80 441 37.82 300 35.89
 MSMW 43 2.45 12 1.55 63 2.16 14 2.39 61 5.23 47 5.62
 Unknown 74 4.21 25 3.22 330 11.3 70 11.93 81 6.95 34 4.07
*

More than one urogenital specimen may have been collected for Neisseria gonorrhoeae culture from some patients.

We defined cisgender females as patients who self-identified as female, were assigned female at birth, and had endocervical or vaginal specimens collected for culture. We defined cisgender males as patients who self-identified as male, were assigned male at birth, and had urethral specimens collected for culture.

Non-STD clinics included the following: emergency departments, urgent care centers, infectious disease practices, LGBTQ-focused health centers, HIV care sites, federally qualified health centers, reproductive health clinics, and women’s hospital and health clinics.

§

Patient self-reported gender of sex partners in the previous 3 months among cisgender males.

AST indicates antimicrobial susceptibility testing; CO, Colorado; GC, Neisseria gonorrhoeae; IQR, interquartile range; NC, North Carolina; MSM, men who have sex with men; MSMW, men who have sex with men and women; MSW, men who have sex with women; STD, sexually transmitted disease; WI, Wisconsin.