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Total prostate-specific antigen is elevated and statistically, but not clinically significant in patients with chronic pelvic pain syndrome/prostatitis.

Nadler RB, Schaeffer AJ, Knauss JS, Propert KJ, Landis R, Mikolajczyk SD, Alexander RB, Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research Network (CPCRN). Total prostate-specific antigen is elevated and statistically, but not clinically significant in patients with chronic pelvic pain syndrome/prostatitis. J Urology 2003 Apr;169(Suppl 4):27-28.

Public Release Type: Journal
Publication Year: 2003
Authors: Schaeffer AJ, Knauss JS, Propert KJ, Landis R, Mikolajczyk SD, Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research Network (CPCRN), Alexander RB, Nadler RB
Studies: Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research Network

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Total prostate-specific antigen is elevated and statistically, but not clinically significant in patients with chronic pelvic pain syndrome/prostatitis.

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