J Michael Murphy, Javier Guzmán, Alyssa E McCarthy, Ana María Squicciarini, Myriam George, Katia M Canenguez, Erin C Dunn, Lee Baer, Ariela Simonsohn, Jordan W Smoller, Michael S Jellinek
Mental health predicts better academic outcomes: a longitudinal study of elementary school students in Chile
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traumatic hand wrist amputations rare debilitating injuries surgical replantation hand provides unique alternative revision surgery requires appropriate access necessary medical resources study aims understand national practice replantation traumatic hand amputation determine whether disparities exist accessing surgical treatment international classification diseases 10th revision codes replantation revision amputation surgeries used gather data national inpatient sample 2016 2019 summary statistics calculated demographic hospital outcome variables subanalysis performed effect replantation revision rates seventytwo patients identified average patient 35 years old strong male predominance 90 racial distribution cohort roughly mirrored demographic proportions race us population fifteen 21 patients underwent replantation rate similar sexes races income brackets hand replantation primarily performed large bed size 87 private notforprofit 73 urban teaching hospitals 94 common insurance status patients private followed medicaid medicare selfpay fortyseven patients underwent revision amputation 65 association demographic characteristics patients remained hospitalized significantly longer periods p 0188 paid significantly p 0014 replanted patients frequently discharged home 65 followed skilled nursing facilities 18 study describes current state hand amputation management finds evidence sociodemographic factors influencing surgical care provided