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ConClusion: The data suggests that our institution is receiving a large proportion of uninsured patients transferred for emergent upper extremity care, compared to our current patient demographic (group 2 is 2.7 times more likely to be uninsured compared to group 1). Because this is a retrospective study, the precise reason for these discrepancies will remain unknown. Nonetheless, these data illuminate the need for adjustments to the current triage protocol in order to better utilize and distribute financial resources to care for patients with upper extremity injuries.

Abstract: Postoperative Management After Total Pharyngolaryngectomy Using The Free Ileocolon Flap: A 5-year Surgical Intensive Care Unit Experience