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No. of Interventional Neuroradiologist P Value ≥10 <10 No. of states 16 29 Population* 11,616,000 ± 7,738,000 2,730,550 ± 1,991,000 <.001 Population per interventional neuroradiologist 662,000 ± 166,000 837,000 ± 413,000 .05 Population per institute 1,164,000 ± 312,000 1,121,000 ± 461,000 .7
Note.—Data are the mean ± standard deviation unless otherwise specified.
* Population is significantly greater in the group of states where ≥10 or more interventional neuroradiologists practice than the group of states where ≤10 practice (P < .001, Student t test).