Sex Disparities

Cross-source consensus on Sex Disparities from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

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Females made up 24% of the cohort, totaling 9,639 patients. — Evaluation of equity in quality improvement for multiarterial grafting in females and patients with low socioeconomic status: retrospective analysis of a statewide collaborative database
After adjustment, females remained significantly less likely than males to receive multiarterial grafting. — Evaluation of equity in quality improvement for multiarterial grafting in females and patients with low socioeconomic status: retrospective analysis of a statewide collaborative database
Multiarterial grafting was less common among females than males in unadjusted results. — Evaluation of equity in quality improvement for multiarterial grafting in females and patients with low socioeconomic status: retrospective analysis of a statewide collaborative database
Females in the cohort had higher comorbidity burden than males. — Evaluation of equity in quality improvement for multiarterial grafting in females and patients with low socioeconomic status: retrospective analysis of a statewide collaborative database
Sex-specific technical factors, including smaller anatomy, may contribute to lower use of multiarterial grafting in females. — Evaluation of equity in quality improvement for multiarterial grafting in females and patients with low socioeconomic status: retrospective analysis of a statewide collaborative database