Research Article
Depression Increases Stroke Hospitalization Cost: An Analysis of 17,010 Stroke Patients in 2008 by Race and Gender
Table 1
Age-adjusted stroke rates and characteristics by race and gender in 2008 ().
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Average cost for all strokes combined includes cost associated with ischemic + hemorrhagic + unspecified strokes + TIA; # is average number of admissions/hospital days; CHF: congestive heart failure; CHD: coronary heart disease; all costs are reported in averages. Average of all total 2008 cost includes cost combined for all admissions in 2008. *Fisher’s exact test differences are significant between nonstroke black and white patients at . |