From 2011 to 2012:
• 47 percent of gastroenterologists’ compensation remained the same
• 16 percent of gastroenterologists’ compensation decreased by as much as 10 percent
• 16 percent of gastroenterologists’ compensation increased by as much as 10 percent
• 12 percent of gastroenterologists’ compensation decreased more than 10 percent
• 9 percent of gastroenterologists’ compensation increased more than 10 percent
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