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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 8.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2019 Sep;134(3):559–569. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000003401

Table 4.

Reason Patient Did Not Receive Radiation Therapy for Treatment of Cervical Cancer, by Race and Insurance Status

Not Planned or Contraindicated* Recommended But Not Received P
Race
 Non-Hispanic white 1,572 (84) 309 (16) .047
 Hispanic 298 (84) 57 (16)
 Non-Hispanic black 466 (80) 120 (20)
 Asian 105 (76) 33 (24)
 Other 42 (81) 10 (19)
Total 2,483 (83) 529 (17)
Insurance
 Private 860 (89) 105 (11) <.001
 Uninsured 299 (78) 86 (22)
 Medicaid 438 (80) 107 (20)
 Medicare 864 (79) 229 (21)
 Other government 22 (92) 2 (8)
Total 2,483 (83) 529 (17)

Data are n (row %) unless otherwise specified.

*

Includes those who did not receive radiation because it was not a planned part of the first course of treatment owing to patient risk factors, or patient died before the therapy.

Includes patients to whom radiation was recommended but refused by the patient or family member or was not administered for an unknown reason.