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. 2013 Oct 29;8(10):e78047. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0078047

Table 4. Subgroup analyses investigating the impact of primary payer on the outcomes after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage in patients who underwent microsurgical clipping.

PrivateInsurance Medicare Medicaid Uninsured
% % OR[95% CI] p % OR[95% CI] p % OR[95% CI] p
In-hospital Mortality 10.5 19.3 1.36[1.16, 1.58] <0.001 12.3 1.18[1.02, 1.36] 0.025 13.4 1.09[0.88, 1.36] 0.438
Non-routine Discharge 59.2 84.4 1.50[1.32, 1.71] <0.001 57.8 1.03[0.93, 1.14] 0.632 42.5 0.30[0.25, 0.35] <0.001
Days Days Coef. [95% CI] p Days Coef. [95% CI] p Days Coef. [95% CI] p
Length of Stay 19±13 23±15 0.13[−1.30, 1.56] 0.857 26±24 7.63[5.38, 9.87] <0.001 20±15 2.93[0.49, 5.36] 0.018
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The independent variables included as covariates in regression analyses were patient age, sex, race, comorbidities, median household income of the patient’s zip code, hospital region, hospital location, teaching status, procedural volume, the presence of intracerebral hemorrhage, the performance of a ventriculostomy, and year of admission.