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. 2016 Apr 15;4(6):E624–E630. doi: 10.1055/s-0042-105432

Table 1. Characteristics of octogenarians who underwent ERCP while hospitalized from 2007 to 2010 (n = 61,322).

Variable Estimated
Sex, female, n (%) 36,460 (59.5)
Age, years, mean (SE)     84 (0.02)
Race, n (%)1
 White 41,144 (79.9)
 Hispanic   4,032 (7.8)
 African-American   2,670 (5.2)
 Other   3,669 (7.1)
More than 2 comorbidities, n (%)2 38,940 (63.5)
Alcohol abuse, n (%)    534 (0.9)
Study period, n (%)
 2007 14,996 (24.5)
 2008 15,632 (25.5)
 2009 15,220 (24.8)
 2010 15,473 (25.2)
Hospital region, n (%)
 Northeast 15,567 (25.4)
 Midwest 14,539 (23.7)
 South 19,140 (31.2)
 West 12,076 (19.7)
Urban hospital, n (%) 56,889 (93.1)
Hospital teaching, n (%) 30,188 (49.4)
Primary payer, n (%)3
 Medicare 56,182 (91.7)
 Medicaid    973 (1.6)
 Private insurance   3,376 (5.5)
 Self-pay, no charge, other    759 (1.2)
Admission source, n (%)
 Routine   6,814 (26.3)
 Emergency department 16,937 (65.5)
 Other facility4   2,123 (8.2)
Admission type, n (%)
 Emergency 34,600 (64.5)
 Urgent 12,284 (22.9)
 Elective   6,700 (12.5)
 Other     39 (0.07)
Hospital bed size, n (%)
 Small  5,366 (8.8)
 Medium 14,331 (23.5)
 Large 41,382 (67.8)
Length of stay, days, mean (SE)      7.1 (0.08)
In-hospital mortality, n (%)  1,919 (3.13)
1

Unknown race, n = 1,964

2

Defined by Elixhauser comorbidity algorithm 13 14

3

Unknown, n = 6

4

Another hospital, long-term care facility, or skilled nursing facility.