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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 15.
Published in final edited form as: Birth Defects Res. 2022 Jan 4;114(2):80–89. doi: 10.1002/bdr2.1973

TABLE 5.

Mean and median expenditure and range in 2016 dollars by claim service category for infants enrolled in Medicaid with either select brain anomalies with or without microcephaly or with select eye abnormalities only,a North Carolina, 2011–2016

Claim service category Infants with select brain anomalies with or without microcephaly (n = 442)
Infants with select eye abnormalities only (n = 109)
Mean (SD) Median (IQR) Range Mean (SD) Median (IQR) Range
<365 days
 Total paid 74,875 (144,639) 32,109 (66,237) 177–2,107,324 46,412 (76,520) 16,375 (39,173) 21–412,923
 Inpatient facility 43,657 (117,501) 15,533 (33,748) 0–1,925,587 20,907 (37,281) 4,131 (24,823) 0–195,193
 Outpatient facility 3,184 (4,059) 1,788 (3,696) 0–26,637 3,327 (3,862) 2,187 (4,346) 0–17,385
 Professional/physician 13,867 (21,717) 7,459 (11,965) 0–188,971 9,140 (11,817) 4,722 (9,402) 0–70,886
 Drug/pharmacy 5,637 (26,379) 242 (1,610) 0–294,689 3,247 (11,362) 272 (1,090) 0–111,542
a

Expenditures by mutually exclusive defect categories: (a) select brain anomalies (defined by CDC/BPA codes 742.200–742.250, 742.280–742.290, 742.300–742.387, 742.389–742.390, 742.410–742.480, 742.486, and 742.900) with or without microcephaly (defined by CDC/BPA code 742.100 with head circumference at delivery <3rd percentile for sex and gestational age), and (b) select eye abnormalities without mention of a brain abnormality (eye abnormalities defined by CDC/BPA codes 743.000–743.104, 743.320–743.326, 743.340–743.344, 743.430–743.434, 743.480–743.494, 743.510–743.527, and 743.529–743.594).