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Table 1 Descriptive characteristics of hysterectomies performed in North Carolina in 2011–2013, stratified by setting (inpatient/outpatient)

From: For U.S. Black women, shift of hysterectomy to outpatient settings may have lagged behind White women: a claims-based analysis, 2011–2013

 

Overall N (%)

Inpatient N (%)

Outpatient N (%)

Total

41,899

(100%)

13,582

(100%)

28,317

(100%)

Race/ethnicitya

 Hispanic

1239

(3.0%)

513

(3.8%)

726

(2.6%)

 White

27,072

(64.6%)

7225

(53.2%)

19,847

(70.1%)

 Black

11,869

(28.3%)

5145

(37.9%)

6724

(23.8%)

 American Native

767

(1.8%)

373

(2.8%)

394

(1.4%)

 Asian

337

(0.8%)

119

(0.9%)

218

(0.8%)

 Other

615

(1.5%)

207

(1.5%)

408

(1.4%)

Age

 20–29

1605

(3.8%)

552

(4.1%)

1053

(3.7%)

 30–39

10,216

(24.4%)

3016

(22.2%)

7200

(25.4%)

 40–49

19,795

(47.2%)

6075

(44.7%)

13,720

(48.5%)

 50–59

6356

(15.2%)

2222

(16.4%)

4134

(14.6%)

 60–69

2666

(6.4%)

1065

(7.8%)

1601

(5.7%)

 70+

1261

(3.0%)

652

(4.8%)

609

(2.2%)

From procedure codes

 Hysterectomy only

23,044

(55.0%)

7898

(58.2%)

15,146

(53.5%)

 Hysterectomy with bilateral oophorectomy

18,406

(43,9%)

5684

(41.9%)

12,722

(44.9%)

 Hysterectomy – vague on oophorectomyb

449

(1.1%)

-.-

449

(1.6%)

  1. aAll women with Hispanic ethnicity were grouped together, and other race categories represent all non-Hispanic women
  2. bIndicates procedure code definition allows for removal or retention of ovaries