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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Surg Oncol. 2019 Apr 16;120(2):308–315. doi: 10.1002/jso.25474

Table 2:

Characteristics of hospitals treating stage 2 and 3 rectal cancer who received traditional therapy or Induction Chemotherapy (IC).

Hospital Characteristics Patients Receiving Treatment in Hospital Type/Location
Hospital Type Traditional IC <0.001
Community Cancer Program 2,831 (9.0%) 216 (7.1%)
Comprehensive Community Cancer Program 13,985 (44.5%) 1,165 (38.4%)
Academic/Research Program 10,929 (34.8%) 1,287 (42.4%)
Integrate Network Cancer Program 3,674 (11.7%) 369 (12.2%)
Hospital Region <0.001
New England 1,775 (5.7%) 206 (6.8%)
Middle Atlantic 4,000 (12.7%) 564 (18.6%)
South Atlantic 6,811 (21.7%) 639 (21.0%)
East North Central 6,462 (20.6%) 547 (18.0%)
East South Central 1,914 (6.1%) 222 (7.3%)
West North Central 3,342 (10.6%) 181 (6.0%)
West South Central 2,338 (7.4%) 255 (8.4%)
Mountain 1,508 (4.8%) 110 (3.6%)
Pacific 3,269 (10.4%) 313 (10.3%)