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RESULTS: The total number of plastic surgeons increased 11% from 2000 to 2013, reaching 7,970 active physicians and residents, the majority of whom were white (68.5%). Whites increased by 12%, reaching an overall relative increase of 1.4% among all plastic surgeons. Asians were the second largest group with a relative increase around 80% among plastic surgeons. Hispanic and African-Americans both almost doubled their proportion. Native Indians were the least represented group, however their number has been increased by 6-fold. The relative increase of white plastic surgeons was smaller than that of all other ethnic groups, and plastic surgery demonstrated a higher increase in minority physicians over time than surgery overall. The relative increase in female surgeons was 62% in both plastic surgery and surgery in general. Male physicians demonstrated a relative decrease of 7% in plastic surgery and 11.5% in surgery. Most plastic surgeons (98%) participate in patient care while a small portion are devoted to other activities (e.g., administrative, research, teaching). The relative change in these groups was (+)0.4% and (-)20%, respectively, rates similar to those in other surgical specialties.

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Abstract: Trends in Surgical Management of Hidradenitis Suppurativa using the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program and National Inpatient Sample Databases