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Hospital-Level Factors Associated with Nonoperative Management in Common Pediatric Surgical Procedures
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In brief
In brief
Analysis of the 2012 Kid's Inpatient Database examining hospital-level and patient factors influencing the decision to pursue nonoperative versus surgical management in common pediatric surgical conditions. Study identifies practice variation patterns across institutions for conditions like appendicitis and intussusception.
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Abstract
Purpose
Our purpose was to examine patient- and hospital-level factors associated with nonoperative management in common pediatric surgical diagnoses.
Methods
Using the 2012 Kid's Inpatient Database (KID), we identified patients
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