One to two ORs:
• GI/endoscopy: 40 percent
• Pain management: 21 percent
• Orthopedics: 18 percent
• Ophthalmology: 15 percent
• ENT: 8 percent
• Urology: 6 percent
• Plastics: 4 percent
• General surgery: 4 percent
• Podiatry: 3 percent
• OB/GYN: 2 percent
• Oral Surgery: 1 percent
• Other: 1 percent
Three to four ORs:
• GI/endoscopy: 30 percent
• Orthopedics: 19 percent
• Ophthalmology: 15 percent
• Pain management:13 percent
• ENT: 8 percent
• General surgery: 8 percent
• OB/GYN: 4 percent
• Plastics: 4 percent
• Podiatry: 3 percent
• Urology: 3 percent
• Other: 2 percent
• Oral Surgery: 1 percent
Four or more ORs:
• Ophthalmology: 19 percent
• GI/endoscopy: 18 percent
• Orthopedics: 14 percent
• Pain management: 10 percent
• ENT: 7 percent
• General surgery: 6 percent
• OB/GYN: 4 percent
• Plastics: 3 percent
• Podiatry: 3 percent
• Urology: 2 percent
• Oral Surgery: 1 percent
• Other: 1 percent
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