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Diabetes > Data & Trends > National Data > Hospitalization  > Detailed Data

Number (in Thousands) of Hospital Discharges, Number (in Thousands) of Days of Hospital Stay, and Average Length of Stay (LOS) in Days for Discharges with Lower Extremity Amputations as First-Listed Diagnosis, by Sex, United States, 1988–2009

 

Year Sex
Males Females
Discharges Days Average LOS Discharges Days Average LOS
1988 35 639 18.2 20 453 23.1
1989 29 541 18.3 23 463 20.5
1990 29 566 19.8 25 542 21.5
1991 23 430 18.4 22 467 21.5
1992 33 601 18.3 25 413 16.7
1993 29 487 16.5 28 683 24.6
1994 40 501 12.5 27 483 17.9
1995 45 619 13.8 32 444 13.8
1996 51 740 14.5 35 428 12.4
1997 50 597 12.0 33 414 12.5
1998 51 614 12.0 33 378 11.4
1999 46 508 11.1 31 396 12.6
2000 43 493 11.3 35 436 12.6
2001 51 530 10.4 36 390 10.9
2002 49 577 11.7 27 325 11.9
2003 45 422 9.3 27 281 10.3
2004 47 503 10.7 28 296 10.6
2005 44 481 11.0 23 239 10.4
2006 45 478 10.5 20 216 10.6
2007 36 369 11.3 24 352 14.4
2008 52 475 9.2 20 179 8.7
2009 46 472 10.3 22 197 8.8


Methods and Limitations

Data Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Health Care Statistics, data from the National Hospital Discharge Survey. Data computed by personnel in the CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.


 

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Page last reviewed: March 6, 2012
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