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free PSA
Urology PSA in the circulation that is unbound to its usual carrier molecules, the protease inhibitors; free PSA is used to distinguish prostate CA from BPH, etc; free PSA levels are measured in Pts with a total PSA level between 4 and 10 ng/mL and nonsuspicious digital rectal examinations; ↑ free PSA indicates a ↓ risk of CA. See Prostate-specific antigen.
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They were promoted as educational events with free PSA screening available.
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11), (12) A higher percentage of free PSA in the serum is correlated with a lower risk of prostate cancer.
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