Average Case Revenue for 11 Surgical Specialties by Case Volume

1. ENT

• Less than 3,000 cases — $2,000
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,903
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,601

2. GI/endoscopy

• Less than 3,000 cases — $748
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $843
• More than 5,999 cases — $772

3. General surgery

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,824
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,537
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,464

4. OB/GYN

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,685
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $2,111
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,615

5. Ophthalmology

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,128
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,246
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,227

6. Oral surgery

• Less than 3,000 cases — $874
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,073
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,010

7. Orthopedics

• Less than 3,000 cases — $2,688
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $2,561
• More than 5,999 cases — $2,228

8. Pain management

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,262
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $728
• More than 5,999 cases — $875

9. Plastic surgery

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,498
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,517
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,446

10. Podiatry

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,800
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,600
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,476

11. Urology

• Less than 3,000 cases — $1,925
• 3,000-5,999 cases — $1,690
• More than 5,999 cases — $1,223

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