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. 2018 Apr 13;10(6):499–507. doi: 10.14740/jocmr3380w

Table 2. Demographics and Baseline Characteristics for Hysterectomy Surgery Patients.

Variable IV APAP (N = 4,181) % Oral APAP (N = 5,586) %
Age (mean, SD) 47.4 (12.0) 47.1 (11.5)
Imputed BMI (mean, SD) 30.9 (7.7) 30.8 (7.4)
Race
  Caucasian 2,833 67.8% 4,013 71.8%
  African American 1,009 24.1% 1,069 19.1%
  Asian/other 265 6.3% 369 6.6%
  Hispanic 18 0.4% 79 1.4%
  Missing/unknown 56 1.3% 56 1.0%
Admission source
  Emergency 31 0.7% 11 0.2%
  Healthcare facility 10 0.2% 10 0.2%
  Non-healthcare facility 3,448 82.5% 4,939 88.4%
  Other 141 3.4% 95 1.7%
  Unknown 246 5.9% 531 9.5%
Admission type
  Emergency 165 4.0% 136 2.4%
  Urgent 56 1.3% 149 2.7%
  Elective 3,833 91.7% 5,213 93.3%
  Other 85 2.0% 2 0.1%
  Unknown 42 1.0% 86 1.5%
Hospital characteristics
  Urban 2,690 64.3% 5,056 90.5%
  Teaching hospital (22 patients missing) 2,962 71.2% 3,317 59.4%
Bed size
  < 200 848 20.3% 1,389 24.9%
  200 to 299 763 18.3% 1,120 20.1%
  300 to 499 1,533 36.7% 1,539 27.6%
  500+ 1,037 24.8% 1,538 27.5%
Census region
  Midwest 957 22.9% 1,298 23.2%
  Northeast 1,046 25.0% 2,047 36.7%
  South 1,507 36.0% 1,668 29.9%
  West 671 16.1% 573 10.3%

A total of 9,767 hysterectomy surgery patients were analyzed. IV: intravenous; APAP: acetaminophen; SD: standard deviation; BMI: body mass index.