美国视网膜脱离修复手术的时间趋势和区域差异。

IF 0.8 Q4 OPHTHALMOLOGY
Fateme Montazeri, Parisa Emami-Naeini
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目的:描述视网膜脱离(RD)这种需要及时治疗的视力威胁疾病的实践模式和报销的监测转变是否可以改善患者的预后并优化医疗资源分配。方法:这项基于人群的横断面研究使用2013年至2021年的医疗保险收费服务提供者使用和支付B部分数据评估RD修复程序的趋势和地理变化。我们的分析使用了当前的程序术语编码,包括玻璃体切除(PPV)、复杂修复、巩膜屈曲、气动视网膜固定、光凝和冷冻治疗。我们还对保险报销的变化进行了审查。结果:在2013年至2019年期间,我们观察到手术总数显著增加了7.3%。然而,2020年,2019冠状病毒病大流行导致手术数量下降11.1%,2021年恢复不完全。虽然其他手术的使用有所下降,但PPV和复杂修复在各个地理区域最常见,并随着时间的推移呈现上升趋势。RD修复的平均医疗保险报销下降了29%,其中冷冻疗法面临最大的降幅。女性眼科医生获得的PPV平均标准化医疗保险报销明显较低(调整后的平均差异为81.90美元;95% ci, 48 ~ 115.80;P .001)和复杂修复(调整后平均差异为218.30美元;95% ci, 156-280.70;P < .001),并且气动视网膜固定手术的报销更高(调整后的平均差异为13.80美元;95% ci, 3.50-24.20;P = 0.009),校正混杂因素后。结论:PPV已成为跨地域医疗保险受益人的主要程序。报销减少、COVID-19大流行以及患者和外科医生相关因素影响了RD修复的这些趋势。男性和女性眼科医生在气动视网膜固定、PPV和复杂修复手术方面的报销差异也很明显。
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Temporal Trends and Regional Variations in Retinal Detachment Repair Procedures in the United States.

Purpose:To describe whether monitoring shifts in practice patterns and reimbursements for retinal detachment (RD), a sight-threatening condition requiring prompt treatment, can improve patient outcomes and optimize healthcare resource allocation. Methods: This cross-sectional population-based study evaluated trends and geographic variations in RD repair procedures using Medicare fee-for-service provider utilization and payment Part B data from 2013 to 2021. Our analysis used Current Procedural Terminology codes for pars plana vitrectomy (PPV), complex repair, scleral buckling, pneumatic retinopexy, photocoagulation, and cryotherapy. We also included an examination of changes in insurance reimbursement. Results: Between 2013 and 2019, we observed a significant, 7.3% increase in the total number of procedures. However, in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic led to an 11.1% decline in procedures, with an incomplete recovery in 2021. While use of other procedures declined, PPV and complex repair were the most common across geographic regions, showing rising trends over time. The average Medicare reimbursement for RD repairs dropped by 29%, with cryotherapy facing the largest reduction. Female ophthalmologists received significantly lower average standardized Medicare reimbursements for PPV (adjusted mean difference, $81.90; 95% CI, 48-115.80; P < .001) and complex repair (adjusted mean difference, $218.30; 95% CI, 156-280.70; P < .001) and higher reimbursements for pneumatic retinopexy procedures (adjusted mean difference, $13.80; 95% CI, 3.50-24.20; P = .009) after adjusting for confounders. Conclusions: PPV has become the predominant procedure among Medicare beneficiaries across geographic regions. Decreasing reimbursements, the COVID-19 pandemic, and patient- and surgeon-related factors influence these trends in RD repair. Significant reimbursement disparities between male and female ophthalmologists for pneumatic retinopexy, PPV, and complex repair procedures have also been identified.

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