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. 2016 Sep 20;2016:6193275. doi: 10.1155/2016/6193275

Table 2.

Physician perception of the percentage of their female IBD patients reporting pregnancy or pregnancy intentions.

<10% 10–24% 25–50% >50% p value
n/N %∗∗ n/N %∗∗ n/N %∗∗ n/N %∗∗
What percentage of your female IBD patients of reproductive age inform you when they are trying to become pregnant?
GI 13/95 13.7 16/95 (16.8%) 15/95 15.8 51/75 53.7 <0.001
GP 44/73 60.3 9/73 (12.3%) 8/73 11.0 12/73 16.4
Other 5/11 45.5 1/11 (9.1%) 1/11 9.1 4/11 36.4

All physicians 62/179 34.6 26/179 14.5 24/179 13.4 67/179 37.4

What percentage of your female IBD patients in your practice inform you when they are pregnant?
GI 7/96 7.3 2/96 2.1 3/96 3.1 84/96 87.5 0.001
GP 24/73 32.9 3/73 4.1 4/73 5.5 42/73 57.5
Other 3/11 27.3 0/11 0.0 1/11 9.1 7/11 63.6

All physicians 34/180 18.9 5/180 2.8 8/180 4.4 133/180 73.9

n = number of responses falling into the response category; N = number of physicians who answered the question.

∗∗Percentages are calculated using the number of physicians who selected the response category as the numerator and the total number of physicians of that training status who provided a response to the question as the denominator.

GI: gastroenterologist, GP: general practitioner, and other: other specialists (general internists and surgeons).

IBD: inflammatory bowel disease.