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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2020 Mar;135(3):674–684. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000003722

Table 1.

Demographics of patients undergoing uterine tamponade or interventional radiology procedures

Uterine tamponade (N=6,676) Interventional radiology procedures (N=1,199) Neither (N=5,380,611)

N % N % N %
Year
 2006 371 5.6 95 7.9 532,901 9.9
 2007 488 7.3 81 6.8 551,068 10.2
 2008 518 7.8 90 7.5 541,057 10.1
 2009 635 9.5 116 9.7 562,132 10.4
 2010 748 11.2 133 11.1 573,452 10.7
 2011 886 13.3 173 14.4 636,569 11.8
 2012 1,054 15.8 181 15.1 699,073 13.0
 2013 1,049 15.7 183 15.3 672,339 12.5
 2014 927 13.9 147 12.3 612,020 11.4
Age in years
 15–24 2,144 32.1 183 15.3 1733340 32.2
 25–34 3,456 51.8 651 54.3 2854217 53.0
 35–39 832 12.5 255 21.3 643,010 12.0
 40–54 244 3.7 110 9.2 150,044 2.8
Marital Status
 Married 3,307 49.5 609 50.8 2640047 49.1
 Single 2,757 41.3 415 34.6 2093463 38.9
 Other/Unknown 612 9.2 175 14.6 647,101 12.0
Race
 White 2,380 35.7 515 43.0 2879422 53.5
 Black 1,153 17.3 234 19.5 750,927 14.0
 Other/Unknown 3,143 47.1 450 37.5 1750262 32.5
Payer
 Medicare 44 0.7 14 1.2 40,389 0.8
 Medicaid 2,558 38.3 416 34.7 2288269 42.5
 Commercial 3,646 54.6 708 59.0 2739612 50.9
 Uninsured/Unknown 428 6.4 61 5.1 312,341 5.8
Rurality
 Urban 6,374 95.5 1,171 97.7 4866006 90.4
 Rural 302 4.5 28 2.3 514,605 9.6
Teaching hospital
 No 3,369 50.5 482 40.2 3224965 59.9
 Yes 3,307 49.5 717 59.8 2155646 40.1
Hospital bed size
 <400 3,350 50.2 461 38.4 2987205 55.5
 400–600 2,471 37.0 401 33.4 1397217 26.0
 >600 855 12.8 337 28.1 996,189 18.5
Hospital region
 Northeastern 718 10.8 345 28.8 863,652 16.1
 Midwest 2,037 30.5 178 14.8 934,195 17.4
 South 2,599 38.9 405 33.8 2452365 45.6
 West 1,322 19.8 271 22.6 1130399 21.0
Hospital volume quintile
 1st 1,550 23.2 96 8.0 1076486 20.0
 2nd 844 12.6 174 14.5 1072000 19.9
 3rd 606 9.1 231 19.3 1080290 20.1
 4th 2,196 32.9 208 17.3 1063830 19.8
 5th 1,480 22.2 490 40.9 1088005 20.2

Comparisons across demographic categories were all significant with p<0.01.