Digestive procedures — 31.86 percent
Musculoskeletal procedures — 13.31 percent
Eye and ocular procedures — 9.17 percent
Cardiovascular procedures — 7.90 percent
Integumentary procedures — 6.81 percent
Nervous system procedures — 4.99 percent
Female genital system procedures — 4.71 percent
Urinary procedures — 4.21 percent
Medicine cardiovascular procedures — 3.19 percent
Respiratory system procedures — 2.65 percent
Percentages were slightly different among hospital and freestanding ASCs:
Freestanding
Digestive procedures — 39.19 percent
Anesthesia — 25.51 percent
Eye and ocular procedures — 14.95 percent
Musculoskeletal procedures — 7.48 percent
Nervous system procedures — 3.69 percent
Integumentary procedures — 2.50 percent
Female genital procedures — 1.95 percent
Urinary procedures — 1.53 percent
Respiratory system procedures — 0.80 percent
Male genital procedures — 0.68 percent
Hospital-based
Digestive procedures — 31.51 percent
Musculoskeletal procedures — 13.58 percent
Eye and ocular procedures — 8.90 percent
Cardiovascular procedures — 8.25 percent
Integumentary procedures — 7.01 percent
Nervous system procedures — 5.05 percent
Female genital procedures — 4.84 percent
Urinary procedures — 4.33 percent
Medicine cardiovascular procedures — 3.33 percent
Respiratory system procedures — 2.73 percent
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