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. 2017 Nov 30;8(11):e127. doi: 10.1038/ctg.2017.54

Table 1. Univariate analysis of baseline characteristics among patients with and without IBD who underwent CRC surgery: National Inpatient Sample 2008–2012.

  Non-IBD CRC ( n =394,605) IBD CRC ( n =3,242) P value UC ( n =1,902) P value CD ( n =1,340) P value
Age (mean, CI) 67.82 (67.64, 68.01) 61.33 (60.17, 62.48) <0.0001 61.62 (60.14, 63.10) <0.0001 60.91 (59.13, 62.70) <0.0001
Sex     0.0751   0.0048   0.5576
 Male 197,489 (50.05%) 1,731 (53.39%)   1,085 (57.02%)   646 (48.22%)  
 Female 197,116 (49.95%) 1,511 (46.61%)   817 (42.98%)   694 (51.78%)  
               
Race     <0.0001   0.0058   0.0001
 White 304,569 (77.18%) 2,790 (86.06%)   1,607 (84.47%)   1,183 (88.33%)  
 Black 40,805 (10.34%) 187 (5.77%)   109 (5.74%)   78 (5.81%)  
 Hispanic 26,179 (6.63%) 140 (4.31%)   99 (5.21%)   41 (3.04%)  
 Other 23,052 (5.84%) 125 (3.85%)   87 (4.58%)   38 (2.82%)  
               
Insurance     <0.0001   <0.0001   <0.0001
 Medicare 226,264 (57.34%) 1,309 (40.38%)   764 (40.18%)   545 (40.65%)  
 Medicaid 20,484 (5.19%) 192 (5.91%)   123 (6.46%)   69 (5.13%)  
 Private 128,021 (32.44%) 1,597 (49.28%)   923 (48.54%)   674 (50.33%)  
 Other 19,836 (5.03%) 144 (4.44%)   92 (4.83%)   52 (3.88%)  
               
Income quartile a     <0.0001   0.0002   <0.0001
 1 100,612 (25.50%) 550 (16.96%)   340 (17.87%)   210 (15.66%)  
 2 100,372 (25.44%) 730 (22.51%)   433 (22.75%)   297 (22.16%)  
 3 97,319 (24.66%) 919 (28.34%)   536 (28.20%)   382 (28.53%)  
 4 96,302 (24.40%) 1,044 (32.20%)   593 (31.18%)   451 (33.64%)  
               
Elixhauser comorbidity     0.0015   0.0233   0.0310
 <3 212,795 (53.93%) 1,949 (60.13%)   1,137 (59.77%)   812 (60.65%)  
 ≥3 181,810 (46.07%) 1,292 (39.87%)   765 (40.23%)   527 (39.35%)  
               
Hospital bed size b     0.0011   0.0082   0.0712
 Small 44,345 (11.24%) 305 (9.40%)   178 (9.35%)   127 (9.47%)  
 Medium 95,707 (24.25%) 607 (18.73%)   351 (18.43%)   256 (19.14%)  
 Large 254,553 (64.51%) 2,330 (71.88%)   1,374 (72.22%)   956 (71.39%)  
               
Hospital type     <0.0001   <0.001   0.0213
 Rural 40,699 (10.31%) 158 (4.86%)   85 (4.48%)   72 (5.40%)  
 Urban non-teaching 166,988 (42.32%) 1,217 (37.54%)   650 (34.18%)   567 (42.30%)  
 Urban teaching 186,918 (47.37%) 1,867 (57.60%)   1,167 (61.34%)   701 (52.30%)  
               
Hospital region     0.0033   0.0068   0.2265
 Northeast 87,938 (22.29%) 850 (26.23%)   505 (26.56%)   345 (25.77%)  
 Midwest 73,744 (18.69%) 670 (20.66%)   386 (20.31%)   283 (21.16%)  
 South 161,975 (41.05%) 1,087 (33.54%)   614 (32.30%)   473 (35.29%)  
 West 70,948 (17.98%) 634 (19.57%)   396 (20.83%)   238 (17.79%)  
               
Lymph node positivity     0.0359   0.0373   0.4166
 No 313,145 (79.36%) 2,680 (82.68%)   1,589 (83.55%)   1,091 (81.44%)  
 Yes 81,460 (20.64%) 561 (17.32%)   313 (16.45%)   249 (18.56%)  
               
Distant metastasis     0.0121   0.0287   0.2342
 No 337,748 (85.59%) 2,880 (88.85%)   1,702 (89.47%)   1,178 (87.97%)  
 Yes 56,857 (14.41%) 362 (11.15%)   200 (10.53%)   161 (12.03%)  

Abbreviations: CD, Crohn’s disease; CI, confidence interval; CRC, colorectal cancer; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; UC, ulcerative colitis.

a

Income quartile 1 contains lowest earning households. The exact income ranges vary from year to year.

b

Hospital bed size is classified by number of beds, and also by hospital region and type. For example, a large hospital requires more than 450 beds if it is an urban teaching hospital in the Southern region, while a large rural hospital in the Southern region only requires 75 beds. For additional information, please see www.hcup-us.ahrq.gov/db/vars/hosp_bedsize/nisnote.jsp.