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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2011 Sep;118(3):537–547. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0b013e31822a6d56

Table 2.

Surgery, Surgeon, and lospital Charact eristics Stratified by Admission Type¥

Entire Population
n (column %)
Elective Admission
n (column %)
Emergency Admission
n (column %)

No. of patients 5475 4517 (84.40) 835 (15.60)

Hospital Volume *

 Low (1-12 cases; n=499) 1679 (30.67) 1265 (28.01) 364 (43.59)
 Intermediate (13-28 cases; n=69) 1254 (22.90) 1065 (23.58) 171 (20.48)
 High (>28 cases; n=40) 1867 (34.10) 1626 (36.00) 233 (26.71)
 Non SEER area (n=137) 675 (12.33) 561 (12.42) 77 (9.22)

Surgeon Specialty *

 Gynecological Oncologist (n=309) 2824 (51.58) 2496 (55.26) 287 (34.37)
 Gynecologist (n= 628) 1223 (22.34) 1010 (22.36) 183 (21.92)
 Surgeon (n=432) 681 (12.44) 465 (10.29) 171 (20.48)
 Other/Unknown 747 (13.64) 546 (12.09) 194 (23.23)

Provider Volume *

 Low (1-4 cases; n=1233) 1640 (29.95) 1263 (27.96) 308 (36.89)
 Intermediate (5-25 cases; n=167) 1797 (32.82) 1570 (34.76) 198 (23.17)
 High (>25 cases; n=39) 1408 (25.72) 1232 (27.27) 156 (18.68)
 Missing 630 (11.51) 452 (10.01) 173 (20.72)

Upper Abdominal Procedure p=0.096

 Yes 217 (3.96) 191 (4.23) 25 (2.99)
 No 5258 (96.04) 4326 (95.77) 810 (97.01)

Large Bowel Resection *

 Yes 1072 (19.58) 853 (18.88) 200 (23.95)
 No 4403 (80.42) 3664 (81.12) 635 (76.05)

Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy *

 No 4826 (88.15) 3912 (86.61) 810 (97.01)
 Yes 649 (11.85) 605 (13.39) 25 (2.99)
¥

Admission type was available for 5352/5475 (97.75%), not all totals add up to 100% because of rounding and missing data. Women for whom admission type was unknown are not included in the elective or emergency admission columns.

*

indicates p<0.01 comparing elective admissions to emergent admissions