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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Surg Oncol. 2021 Jul 15;124(7):1051–1059. doi: 10.1002/jso.26609

Table 1.

Clinical and socioeconomic characteristics by location of patient ancestry

n (%)
Cuban (n = 185) Dominican (n = 160) Mexican (n = 1757) Puerto Rican (n = 422) South/Central American (n = 1287) P Value
Age Group at Diagnosis <40 4 (2) 10 (6) 258 (15) 12 (3) 147 (11) <0.0001
≥40 181 (98) 150 (94) 1499 (85) 410 (97) 1140 (89)
Sex Male 121 (65) 98 (61) 1039 (59) 280 (66) 738 (57) <0.01
Female 64 (35) 62 (39) 718 (41) 142 (34) 549 (43)
Charlson/Deyo Score 0 134 (72) 110 (69) 1409 (80) 251 (60) 1007 (78) <0.0001
1 37 (20) 37 (23) 267 (15) 120 (28) 221 (17)
≥2 14 (8) 13 (8) 81 (5) 51 (12) 59 (5)
Insurance Status Uninsured 11 (6) 6 (4) 290 (17) 15 (4) 229 (18) <0.0001
Private 48 (26) 41 (26) 461 (26) 109 (26) 351 (27)
Medicaid 22 (12) 50 (31) 485 (28) 66 (16) 348 (27)
Medicare 103 (56) 61 (38) 438 (25) 66 (16) 312 (24)
Other Government 1 (0.5) 0 (0) 13 (0.7) 3 (0.7) 5 (0.4)
Median Income Quartile <$38,000 56 (31) 71 (44) 425 (24) 144 (34) 229 (18) <0.0001
$38,000–$47,999 38 (21) 27 (17) 451 (26) 79 (19) 275 (22)
$48,000–$62,999 50 (27) 34 (21) 546 (31) 111 (26) 344 (27)
$63,000+ 39 (21) 28 (18) 324 (19) 87 (21) 429 (34)
No High School Degree (in Quartiles Shown by Percentages) ≥17.6% 85 (47) 89 (56) 1066 (61) 189 (45) 575 (45) <0.0001
10.9%-17.5% 44 (24) 31 (19) 347 (20) 120 (28) 323 (25)
6.3%-10.8% 32 (18) 29 (18) 240 (14) 79 (19) 244 (19)
<6.3% 22 (12) 11 (7) 95 (5) 34 (8) 135 (11)