They are as follows (specialties are listed in alphabetical order):
ENT — Highest month: March (12,229 procedures); Lowest month: September (7,220 procedures)
Gastroenterology — Highest month: March (31,925 procedures); Lowest month: January (26,643 procedures)
General surgery — Highest month: March (12,399 procedures); Lowest month: February (10,507 procedures)
OB/GYN — Highest month: March (5,324 procedures); Lowest month: February (4,312 procedures)
Ophthalmology — Highest month: March (24,018 procedures); Lowest month: January (19,486 procedures)
Orthopedics — Highest month: December (30,369 procedures); Lowest month: July (23,307 procedures)
Pain management — Highest month: March (27,943 procedures); Lowest month: February (22,716 procedures)
Podiatry — Highest month: December (3,881 procedures); Lowest month: September (2,603 procedures)
Urology — Highest month: March (6,410 procedures); Lowest month: October (5,315 procedures)
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