Endometriose no Brasil: perfil epidemiológico das internações nos últimos dez anos (2013-2022)
This study analyzed 119,467 hospitalizations for endometriosis in Brazil between 2013-2022, finding most occurred in white women aged 40-49, with an average stay of 2.4 days, predominantly in the Southeast region.
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This Brazilian observational descriptive study used DATASUS hospitalization data to characterize the epidemiologic profile of admissions for endometriosis between 2013 and 2022, examining totals by year, race/skin color, age group, average length of stay, and deaths. Across the decade, 119,467 hospitalizations were recorded, with the highest number in 2015 (15,061), the greatest contribution from the Southeast region (49,898), the highest count among white patients (44,507), and the most hospitalizations in the 40–49 years age group, while the mean length of stay was 2.4 days. The paper reports that the hospitalization pattern “oscillates” over time, but it does not explicitly discuss major limitations of using secondary administrative data in the provided text. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it quantifies and describes the nationwide hospitalization epidemiology in Brazil from 2013–2022.
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