Citation:Uzzo RG, Pinover WH, Horwitz EM, Parlanti A, Mazzoni S, Raysor S, et al 2003

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Uzzo RG, Pinover WH, Horwitz EM, Parlanti A, Mazzoni S, Raysor S, et al. Free prostate-specific antigen improves prostate cancer detection in a high-risk population of men with a normal total PSA and digitalrectal examination. Urology 2003 Apr;61(4):754-9 Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12670560.

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Critical appraisal link	Clinical question	Assigned to	Status
Uzzo RG, Pinover WH, Horwitz EM, Parlanti A, Mazzoni S, Raysor S, et al 2003	For men without a prostate cancer diagnosis or symptoms that might indicate prostate cancer, does measurement of %free PSA when compared with total PSA measurement improve the detection of any prostate cancer or of high grade prostate cancer on biopsy?	Dr. med. univ. Dana Stefanovic	completed
Uzzo RG, Pinover WH, Horwitz EM, Parlanti A, Mazzoni S, Raysor S, et al 2003 2	For men without a prostate cancer diagnosis or symptoms that might indicate prostate cancer, does measurement of %free PSA when compared with total PSA measurement improve the detection of any prostate cancer or of high grade prostate cancer on biopsy?	Cindy Peng	completed

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