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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Urology. 2023 Mar 25;176:237–242. doi: 10.1016/j.urology.2023.03.016

Table 1:

Yearly PSA screening rates of transgender women and men in Marketscan research databases with 95% confidence intervals

  Year 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Any Year
Transgender women Number of individuals 428 723 697 888 1,164 1,299 1,101 2,957
Number with PSA screening 103 147 148 184 313 331 274 965
PSA screening rate (95% CI) 24.07% (20.15, 28.46) 20.33% (17.49, 23.49) 21.23% (18.23, 24.50) 20.72% (18.13, 23.57) 26.89% (24.38, 29.55) 25.48% (23.15, 27.96) 24.89% (22.38, 27.57) 32.63% (30.95, 34.36)
Cisgender Men Number of individuals 7,933,148 8,040,389 5,045,691 4,865,809 4,357,417 4,276,782 3,311,381 14,278,025
Number with PSA screening 2,297,488 2,253,265 1,460,275 1,387,619 1,269,893 1,278,918 1,027,316 5,966,527
PSA screening rate (95% CI) 28.96% (28.93, 28.99) 28.02% (27.99, 28.06) 28.94% (28.90, 28.98) 28.52% (28.48, 28.56) 29.14% (29.10, 29.19) 29.9% (29.86, 29.95) 31.02% (30.97, 31.07) 41.79% (41.76, 41.81)

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The proportion of transgender women and cisgender men receiving a PSA screening was calculated on both a year-by-year basis and for the overall proportion who received at least 1 PSA screening during the year(s) in which they were included (which could range from 1 to 7 years if inclusion criteria were met consistently).