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. 2015 Nov 17;5(11):e008750. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2015-008750

Table 2.

Hospital segment characteristics according to hospital OPCAB volume

Hospitals (patients) Hospital procedure volume
Lowest quartile (≤14)
Second quartile (15–29)
Third quartile (30–59)
Highest quartile (≥60)
All hospitals (all patients) 148 (498) 67 (680) 40 (727) 13 (586)
Teaching 25 (73) 20 (199) 11 (208) 5 (175)
Private not-for-profit ownership 81 (267) 41 (435) 22 (404) 11 (526)
Hospital index charge (7:1) 125 (414) 58 (582) 37 (701) 12 (564)
Size
 ≤449 55 (179) 22 (217) 8 (135) 3 (99)
 450–799 77 (265) 32 (315) 20 (346) 7 (372)
 ≥800 16 (54) 13 (148) 12 (246) 3 (115)
OPCAB ratio, mean (SD)
 All 34.3% (23.5%) 61.3% (16.8%) 67.0% (13.8%) 69.1% (11.9%)
 ≤449 36.7% (27.8%) 62.9% (17.7%) 77.0% (12.6%) 52.4% (6.1%)
 450–799 35.0% (20.9%) 64.6% (15.7%) 69.3% (13.1%) 76.3% (6.9%)
 ≥800 22.5% (15.9%) 50.4% (14.0%) 56.4% (8.6%) 69.2% (8.3%)

A total of 268 hospitals and 2491 OPCAB procedures were considered during the study period.

OPCAB ratio: the number of OPCAB procedures divided by the total number of on-pump CABG and OPCAB procedures.

CABG, coronary artery bypass grafting; OPCAB, off-pump.