Patient, surgeon, and hospital disparities associated with benign hysterectomy approach and perioperative complications

Keyphrases

• Surgeons 100%
• Hysterectomy 100%
• Confidence Interval 100%
• Perioperative Complications 100%
• Adjusted Odds Ratio 93%
• Benign Indication 26%
• Minimally Invasive Surgery 20%
• Patient Characteristics 20%
• Hospital Characteristics 20%
• Surgeon Characteristics 20%
• Minimally Invasive Hysterectomy 20%
• Open Radical Hysterectomy 20%
• Older Patients 13%
• Surgeon Volume 13%
• Small Hospitals 13%
• Hospitalization 6%
• United States 6%
• Women of Reproductive Age 6%
• Healthcare Research 6%
• Medicaid 6%
• Reproductive Endocrinologists 6%
• Medicare 6%
• Hispanic Ethnicity 6%
• Black Men 6%
• Robotics 6%
• Preventable Harm 6%
• Maryland 6%
• Payers 6%
• Logistic Regression 6%
• Black Race 6%
• Surgical Approach 6%
• Major Surgical Procedure 6%
• Minimally Invasive Technique 6%
• Female Pelvic Medicine 6%
• General Gynecologist 6%
• Benign Disease 6%
• Vaginal Hysterectomy 6%
• Self-pay 6%
• Gynecologic Oncologist 6%
• Negative Binomial Regression 6%
• Low-volume Surgeon 6%
• High-volume Surgeon 6%
• Payer Status 6%
• All Payer 6%
• Health Service Costs 6%
• Safety Indicators 6%
• Minimally Invasive Surgery Procedures 6%
• Reference White 6%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Hysterectomy 100%
• Peroperative Complication 100%
• Surgeon 100%
• Odds Ratio 70%
• Minimally Invasive Procedure 25%
• Medicare 5%
• Surgical Technique 5%
• Health Service 5%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 5%
• Endocrinologist 5%
• Healthcare Research 5%
• Pelvis 5%
• Vaginal Hysterectomy 5%
• Health Care Cost 5%
• Benign Tumor 5%
• Medicine 5%
• Oncologist 5%
• Surgical Approach 5%