Table 1.
Seniors, n = 37 | |
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Age | n (%) |
60–69 | 15 (41) |
70–79 | 10 (27) |
> 80 | 12 (32) |
Gender | |
Female | 27 (73) |
Race/Ethnicity+ | |
White | 26 (70) |
Black or African American | 3 (8) |
Hispanic | 5 (13) |
Other | 1 (3) |
Education+ | |
Some high school or less | 1 (3) |
High school diploma or General Educational Development (GED) | 10 (27) |
Occasional college or some college | 9 (24) |
College degree | 9 (24) |
Professional or graduate degree | 6 (16) |
Some high school or less | 1 (3) |
Surgeons, n = 17 | |
Gender | |
Male | 14 (82) |
Female | 3 (18) |
Surgical Specialty++ | |
General Surgery | 10 (59) |
Vascular | 4 (24) |
Cardiothoracic | 4 (24) |
Neurosurgery | 2 (12) |
Two seniors chose not to reply
Several surgeons selected more than one specialty