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Median 2008 hospitalization costs for clipping and coiling of unruptured aneurysms compared with Medicare payments.
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Median hospitalization costs for clipping and coiling of unruptured aneurysms, 2001–2008
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Hospitalization costs in 2008 for clipping and coiling of unruptured intracranial aneurysms
Variable Clipping Coiling P Clipping vs Coiling Median Cost (US $2008) IQR (US $2008) P Median Cost (US $2008) IQR (US $2008) P All patients 24,123 18,775–31,523 – 26,018 17,544–37,001 – .04 Sex Male 25,236 19,463–35,432 .06 25,954 16,917–38,799 .91 .69 Female 23,724 18,251–31,033 26,018 17,793–36,038 .008 Age (yr) <65 24,288 18,237–31,578 .95 26,476 17,865–36,264 .52 .03 ≥65 23,568 19,039–31,275 25,121 16,850–37,416 .63 Discharge status Home/short-term facility 23,574 18,233–29,941 <.001 25,734 17,436–35,846 <.001 <.001 Long-term facility 36,188 21,831–55,308 40,502 24,289–50,108 .51 Dead 68,165 32,972–100,211 56,020 – .77
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