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Table 1 Demographic information, procedure types, and frequency of each procedure. There were 4,017 total procedures for 3,592 patients in the study period

From: Obstetric operating room staffing and operating efficiency using queueing theory

Attribute

Mean ± Standard Deviation

Age (years)

30.9 ± 3.1

 

n

Percent %

ASA PS

 2

2751

76.6%

 3

814

22.7%

 4

27

0.8%

ASA PS “E” designation

1801

50.1%

Race

 White

2444

68.8%

 Black

730

20.6%

 Other

376

10.6%

 Total

3550

 

Obese (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2)

2087

61.2%

Morbidly Obese (BMI ≥ 40 kg/m2)

553

16.1%

Procedure

n

Percent %

Mean ± Standard Deviation

Anesthesia Time (minutes)

Cesarean Delivery

3092

77.0%

103.3 ± 35.5

Postpartum Tubal Ligation

513

12.8%

105.0 ± 36.1

Vaginal Delivery (twins, double set-up)

110

2.7%

77.8 ± 26.8

D&C, retained placenta

88

2.2%

73.1 ± 25.1

External Cephalic Version

79

2.0%

79.3 ± 27.3

Cerclage

25

0.6%

55.0 ± 18.9

PUBS/Laser/RFA/all fetal procedures

24

0.6%

81.5 ± 28.0

Emergency set-up with monitoring for non-reassuring fetal heart tones

21

0.5%

46.2 ± 15.9

Laceration Repairs

21

0.5%

87.1 ± 30.0

Cystoscopy

21

0.5%

209.3 ± 72.0

Abdominal hysterectomy

11

0.3%

281.3 ± 96.8

B-lynch

6

0.1%

145.2 ± 49.9

Laparotomy

6

0.1%

149.8 ± 51.5

  1. SD standard deviation, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists Physical Status, E emergency, BMI body mass index, D&C dilation and curettage, PUBS percutaneous umbilical surgery, RFA radiofrequency ablation, B-lynch Balogun-Lynch suture