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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Dis. 2021 May 1;48(5):347–352. doi: 10.1097/OLQ.0000000000001311

Table 2.

Patients age 18–64 eligible for syphilis screening in the emergency department from June through December 2019

Patients screened for syphilis Eligible patients not screened

Number (%) Number (%)
9198 (100) 15969 (100)
Sex
 Male 3514 (38.2) 6666 (41.7)
 Female 5684 (61.8) 9303 (58.3)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic Black 8005 (87.0) 12810 (80.2)
 Non-Hispanic White 537 (5.8) 1416 (8.9)
 Latinx 371 (4.0) 726 (4.5)
 Other or Unknown 285 (3.1) 1017 (6.4)
Age
 18–24 1776 (19.3) 3023 (18.9)
 25–29 1444 (15.7) 2324 (14.6)
 30–39 1960 (21.3) 3429 (21.5)
 40–49 1619 (17.6) 2792 (17.5)
 50–64 2399 (26.1) 4401 (27.6)
ICD-10 Codes*
 All STI-related 2049 (22.3) 108 (6.8)
 STI-related except Z11.3 775 (8.4) 106 (6.6)
 Not STI-related 7149 (77.7) 15861 (99.3)
*

All STI-related includes any chart associated with at least one of the codes in Table 1. STI-related except Z11.3 excludes those charts that had only code Z11.3 associated with them. This was done because some charts had this code associated as part of routine screening without an actual STI-related complaint.