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Table 3 Age-adjusted cumulative rates of bariatric surgery (per 1000 individuals), Women

From: Socioeconomic factors, body mass index and bariatric surgery: a Swedish nationwide cohort study

 

Study population

BMI 30–39

BMI ≥40

Operated (% total population)

Rate, 95% CI

Operated

Rate, 95% CI

Operated

Rate, 95% CI

Study population

7433

9.1 (8.9–9.3)

3700

70.0 (67.8–72.2)

865

237.1 (223.0–251,2)

Family income

• Low

2224 (1.1%)

9.6 (9.2–10.0)

1186

68.0 (64.0–72.0)

262

225.9 (200.6–251,2)

• Middle

4024 (1.0%)

9.7 (9.4–10.1)

1933

75.0 (71.8–78.3)

429

242.2 (222.0–262.3)

• High

1185 (0.6%)

7.8 (7.3–8.3)

581

66.1 (59.4–72.7)

174

281.1 (229.0–333.2)

Education

• Low

945 (1.5%)

13.3 (12.3–14.2)

457

78.6 (71.0–86.2)

109

234.0 (192.7–275.2)

• Middle

2420 (1.5%)

13.8 (13.2–14.3)

1128

98.6 (93.0–104.2)

220

267.1 (234.9–299.3)

• High

4068 (0.7%)

7.5 (7.2–7.7)

2115

60.3 (57.8–62.8)

553

227.0 (209.8–244.1)

Employment

• Yes

4842 (0.8%)

8.6 (8.4–8.9)

2443

72.0 (69.2–74.8)

533

238.4 (220.1–256.7)

• No

2591 (1.1%)

10.4 (10.0–10.8)

1257

68.0 (64.1–71.8)

332

238.5 (215.2–261.9)

Marital Status

• Married/cohabiting

3112 (0.9%)

9.1 (8.7–9.4)

1507

81.9 (77.9–85.9)

274

248.3 (221.5–275.1)

• Single

4321 (0.9%)

9.1 (8.9–9.4)

2193

63.7 (61.1–66.3)

591

233.2 (216.5–249.8)

  1. The different BMI groups and the individual characteristics. Followed for bariatric surgery between 2005 and 2012 (the highest rates are in bold and underlined)