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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Urol. 2015 May 13;69(3):505–511. doi: 10.1016/j.eururo.2015.04.028

Table 4.

Marginal discrimination of each of the four kallikrein markers

Age and kallikreins Age, kallikreins, and DRE
High-grade cancer
Full model 0.777 (0.736–0.819) 0.784 (0.742–0.826)
 Without total PSA 0.628 (0.577–0.678) 0.685 (0.637–0.733)
 Without free PSA 0.612 (0.562–0.662) 0.628 (0.578–0.679)
 Without intact PSA 0.740 (0.695–0.785) 0.759 (0.716–0.803)
 Without hK2 0.770 (0.728–0.811) 0.782 (0.741–0.823)
 Without intact PSA nor
hK2
0.704 (0.656–0.752) 0.732 (0.686–0.778)
Any-grade cancer
Full model 0.683 (0.644–0.722) 0.690 (0.652–0.729)
 Without total PSA 0.572 (0.529–0.614) 0.608 (0.567–0.650)
 Without free PSA 0.638 (0.597–0.679) 0.647 (0.607–0.688)
 Without intact PSA 0.682 (0.643–0.722) 0.690 (0.651–0.728)
 Without hK2 0.649 (0.608–0.689) 0.665 (0.625–0.705)
 Without intact PSA nor
hK2
0.648 (0.607–0.688) 0.664 (0.624–0.704)

DRE = digital rectal examination; hK2 = human kallikrein-related peptidase 2; PSA = prostate-specific antigen.

Data are shown as area under the curve (95% confidence interval).