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7. Hospitalization before and after gastric bypass surgery

Author

McGory, Marcia L., Ko, Clifford Y., and Zingmond, David S.

Subjects
Gastric bypass -- Usage, Gastric bypass -- Patient outcomes, Cardiac patients -- Health aspects, Hospital care
Abstract

The rates and indications for inpatient hospital use before and after Rouxen-Y gastric bypasses ((RYGB) is determined. Increases in hospital use after surgery appear to be related to RYGB and hence payers, clinicians and patients must consider the not-inconsequential rate of rehospitalization after this type of surgery.

Published
2005

11. CONTRIBUTORS

Author

Alam, Tarannum, primary, Alessi, Cathy A., additional, Alexander, Neil B., additional, Allen, Kyle R., additional, Alline, Kristin M., additional, Anderson, Michael J., additional, Balducci, Lodovico, additional, Ball, Karlene K., additional, Bartz, Steve, additional, Berkey, Douglas B., additional, Boal, Jeremy, additional, Bonnington, Lucy, additional, Boustani, Malaz A., additional, Brooks, Sally L, additional, Brummel-Smith, Kenneth, additional, Buttar, Amna, additional, Campbell, James W., additional, Cass, Alvah R., additional, Cefalu, Charles A., additional, Congdon, Heather B., additional, Espino, David V., additional, Esslinger, Laura, additional, Fedor, Maria, additional, Funderburg, Karen, additional, Goldberg, Allon, additional, Goldstein, Nathan E., additional, Gunderson, Anne, additional, Ham, Richard J., additional, Helfand, Arthur E., additional, Holzer, Cynthia, additional, Islam, Jamal, additional, Johnson, Jerry, additional, Johnson, Karin, additional, Johnson, Larry E., additional, King, Richard, additional, Ko, Clifford Y., additional, Lammers, J. Eugene, additional, Lewis, Timothy J., additional, Loengard, Anna, additional, Luchi, Robert J., additional, Mader, Scott L., additional, Marchello, Vincent, additional, Martin, Jennifer L., additional, Mash, Marlene J., additional, Mathew, Migy K., additional, McGory, Marcia L., additional, Mehr, David R., additional, Merkelz, Kurt P., additional, Morrison, R. Sean, additional, Mosqueda, Laura, additional, Mouton, Charles P., additional, Nanda, Aman, additional, Nakasato, Yuri, additional, Nau, Konrad C., additional, Neyhart, Bonny, additional, Nusbaum, Neil J., additional, Palace, Zachary, additional, Potter, Jane F., additional, Record, Steven, additional, Resnick, Barbara, additional, Robin, Deborah W., additional, Salazar, Carlos A., additional, Salinas, Robert C., additional, Schneider, Diana C., additional, Sehgal, Sonia R., additional, Sezginsoy, Banu, additional, Sims, Richard V., additional, Singh, Amrit, additional, Slevinski, Richard, additional, Sloane, Philip D., additional, Slusar, Mary Beth, additional, Smith, Barbara J., additional, Smucker, William D., additional, Stallworth, Monica, additional, Steinweg, Kenneth K., additional, Stone, Lorraine M., additional, Stratton, Mark A., additional, Taffet, George E., additional, Titman, Heather M., additional, Valdez, Ingrid H., additional, Weinhardt, Janice, additional, Wright, Jonelle E., additional, Wright, Kathy, additional, and Zorowitz, Robert A., additional

Published
2007
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16. A structured conference program improves competency-based surgical education

Author

Parikh, Janak A., McGory, Marcia L., Ko, Clifford Y., Hines, O. Joe, Tillou, Areti, and Hiatt, Jonathan R.

Subjects
Health
Abstract

To link to full-text access for this article, visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.amjsurg.2007.08.072 Byline: Janak A. Parikh, Marcia L. McGory, Clifford Y. Ko, O. Joe Hines, Areti Tillou, Jonathan R. Hiatt Keywords: Competency; Surgical education; Work hours; ACGME Abstract: Work hour restrictions and new educational standards pose substantial challenges for modern residency programs. We present results from an institutional effort to improve resident education using a competency-based conference program. Author Affiliation: Department of Surgery, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, BOX 95-6904, 72-160 CHS, 10833 Le Conte Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90095-6904, USA Article History: Received 16 June 2007; Revised 22 August 2007

Published
2008

30. Comorbidities play a larger role in predicting health-related quality of life compared to having an ostomy

Author

Jain, Sushma, primary, McGory, Marcia L., additional, Ko, Clifford Y., additional, Sverdlik, Alla, additional, Tomlinson, James S., additional, Wendel, Christopher S., additional, Coons, Stephen Joel, additional, Rawl, Susan M., additional, Schmidt, C. Max., additional, Grant, Marcia, additional, McCorkle, Ruth, additional, Mohler, M. Jane, additional, Baldwin, Carol M., additional, and Krouse, Robert S., additional

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2007
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37. Negative appendectomy rate: influence of CT scans.

Author

McGory, Marcia L., Zingmond, David S., Nanayakkara, Darshani, Maggard, Melinda A., Ko, Cliffford Y., and Ko, Clifford Y

Subjects
*APPENDECTOMY, *APPENDIX surgery, *SURGERY, *TOMOGRAPHY, *MEDICAL radiography
Abstract

Negative appendectomy rate varies significantly depending on patient age and sex. However, the impact of computed tomography (CT) scans on the diagnosis of appendicitis is unknown. The goal of this study was to examine the negative appendectomy rate using a statewide database and analyze the association of receipt of CT scan. Using the California Inpatient File, all patients undergoing appendectomy in 1999-2000 were identified (n = 75,452). Demographic and clinical data were analyzed, including procedure approach (open vs laparoscopic) and appendicitis type (negative, simple, abscess, peritonitis). Patients with CT scans performed were identified to compare the negative appendectomy rate. For the entire cohort, appendicitis type was 59 per cent simple, 10 per cent with abscess, 18.7 per cent with peritonitis, and 9.3 per cent negative. Males had a lower rate of negative appendicitis than females (6.0% vs 13.4%, P < 0.0001). The use of CT scans was associated with an overall lower negative appendectomy rate for females, especially in the < 5 years and > 45 years age categories. Use of CT scans in males does not appear to be efficacious, as the negative appendectomy rates were similar across all age categories. In conclusion, use of CT was associated with lower rate of negative appendectomy, depending on patient age and sex. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2005
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41. CONTRIBUTORS

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Alam, Tarannum, Alessi, Cathy A., Alexander, Neil B., Allen, Kyle R., Alline, Kristin M., Anderson, Michael J., Balducci, Lodovico, Ball, Karlene K., Bartz, Steve, Berkey, Douglas B., Boal, Jeremy, Bonnington, Lucy, Boustani, Malaz A., Brooks, Sally L, Brummel-Smith, Kenneth, Buttar, Amna, Campbell, James W., Cass, Alvah R., Cefalu, Charles A., Congdon, Heather B., Espino, David V., Esslinger, Laura, Fedor, Maria, Funderburg, Karen, Goldberg, Allon, Goldstein, Nathan E., Gunderson, Anne, Ham, Richard J., Helfand, Arthur E., Holzer, Cynthia, Islam, Jamal, Johnson, Jerry, Johnson, Karin, Johnson, Larry E., King, Richard, Ko, Clifford Y., Lammers, J. Eugene, Lewis, Timothy J., Loengard, Anna, Luchi, Robert J., Mader, Scott L., Marchello, Vincent, Martin, Jennifer L., Mash, Marlene J., Mathew, Migy K., McGory, Marcia L., Mehr, David R., Merkelz, Kurt P., Morrison, R. Sean, Mosqueda, Laura, Mouton, Charles P., Nanda, Aman, Nakasato, Yuri, Nau, Konrad C., Neyhart, Bonny, Nusbaum, Neil J., Palace, Zachary, Potter, Jane F., Record, Steven, Resnick, Barbara, Robin, Deborah W., Salazar, Carlos A., Salinas, Robert C., Schneider, Diana C., Sehgal, Sonia R., Sezginsoy, Banu, Sims, Richard V., Singh, Amrit, Slevinski, Richard, Sloane, Philip D., Slusar, Mary Beth, Smith, Barbara J., Smucker, William D., Stallworth, Monica, Steinweg, Kenneth K., Stone, Lorraine M., Stratton, Mark A., Taffet, George E., Titman, Heather M., Valdez, Ingrid H., Weinhardt, Janice, Wright, Jonelle E., Wright, Kathy, and Zorowitz, Robert A.

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