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. 2021 Jul 21;223(4):670–675. doi: 10.1016/j.amjsurg.2021.07.009

Table 1.

Demographics of survey participants.

Survey Participants (n = 77)
Age (years)
 31-40 22 (28.6 %)
 41-50 29 (37.7 %)
 51-60 15 (19.5 %)
 61-70 10 (13.0 %)
 >70 1 (1.3 %)
Gender
 Male 43 (55.8 %)
 Female 33 (42.9 %)
 Nonbinary 1 (1.3 %)
Primary Specialty
 Endocrine Surgery 66 (85.7 %)
 General Surgery 6 (7.8 %)
 Surgical Oncology 3 (3.9 %)
 Breast and Endocrine Surgery 2 (2.6 %)
 ENT 0 (0.0 %)
Years in Practice
 <5 17 (22.1 %)
 6-10 18 (23.4 %)
 11-20 23 (29.9 %)
 21-30 11 (14.3 %)
 >30 8 (10.4 %)
Practice Setting
 Academic 63 (81.8 %)
 Teaching Hospital 7 (9.1 %)
 Community Hospital 7 (9.1 %)
 Government-sponsored facility 4 (5.2 %)
 Private Practice 9 (11.7 %)
Number of Surgeons in Practice
 1 3 (3.9 %)
 2 11 (14.3 %)
 3 21 (27.3 %)
 4 16 (20.8 %)
 5 8 (10.4 %)
 >5 18 (23.4 %)
Percent of Practice Endocrine Surgery
 1–25 % 4 (5.2 %)
 26–50 % 9 (11.7 %)
 51–75 % 15 (19.5 %)
 76–100 % 49 (63.6 %)
Location of Practice
 USA 59 (76.6 %)
 Canada 4 (5.2 %)
 Mexico 3 (3.9 %)
 South America 2 (2.6 %)
 Europe 7 (9.1 %)
 Asia 1 (1.3 %)
 Other 1 (1.3 %)
Region of USA (n = 59)
 Northeast 13 (22.0 %)
 Southeast 11 (18.6 %)
 Midwest 17 (28.8 %)
 Southwest 9 (15.3 %)
 West 9 (15.3 %)
Practice Environment
 Metropolitan 59 (76.6 %)
 Suburban 16 (20.8 %)
 Rural 2 (2.6 %)