Association of Social Determinants of Health with Time to Diagnosis and Treatment Outcomes in Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis.
Jaclyn LeeLi-Ching HuangLynn D BerryCatherine AndersonMilan R AminMichael S BenningerJoel H BluminJonathan M BockPaul C BrysonPaul F CastellanosSheau-Chiann ChenMatthew S ClarySeth M CohenBrianna K CrawleySeth H DaileyJames J DanieroAlessandro de AlarconDonald T DonovanEric S EdellDale C EkbomDaniel S FinkRamon A FrancoC Gaelyn GarrettElizabeth A GuardianiAlexander T HillelHenry T HoffmanNorman D HogikyanRebecca J HowellLena K HussainMichael M JohnsJan L KasperbauerSid M KhoslaCheryl KinnardRobbi A KupferAlexander J LangermanRobert J LentzRobert R LorenzDavid G LottAnne S LowerySamir S MakaniFabien MaldonadoKyle MannionLaura MatrkaAndrew J McWhorterAlbert L MeratiMatthew MoriJames L NettervilleKarla O'DellJulina OngkasuwanGregory N PostmaLindsay S RederSarah L RohdeBrent E RichardsonOtis B RickmanClark A RosenMichael J RutterGuri S SandhuJoshua S SchindlerG Todd SchneiderRupali N ShahAndrew G SikoraRobert J SinardMarshall E SmithLibby J SmithAhmed M S SolimanSigríður SveinsdóttirDouglas J Van DaeleDavid VeiversSunil P VermaPaul M WeinbergerPhilip A WeissbrodChristopher T WoottenYu ShyrDavid O FrancisAlexander GelbardPublished in: The Annals of otology, rhinology, and laryngology (2021)
Patient education, income, and social support were not associated with time to diagnosis or time to disease recurrence. This suggests additional patient, procedure, or disease-specific factors contribute to the observed variations in iSGS surgical outcomes.