Name: Number of surgical procedures (per 100,000 population)
Creator: World Development Indicators

The number of procedures undertaken in an operating theatre per 100,000 population per year in each country. A procedure is defined as the incision, excision, or manipulation of tissue that needs regional or general anaesthesia, or profound sedation to control pain.

Number of surgical procedures by country in 2015 (number of surgical procedures (per 100,000 population))

In 2015, Colombia had the highest value (27,385) among 14 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Colombia	27,385	–
1	Switzerland (2012)	25,923	–
1	Monaco (2020)	23,987	–
1	Germany (2022)	19,123.7	+56.9%
1	Hungary (2010)	13,827	–
1	Austria (2014)	13,795	–
1	Iceland (2009)	13,185	–
1	Australia (2016)	10,156	-64.9%
1	Slovak Republic (2018)	9,787.4	+11.4%
1	Portugal (2011)	8,439	–
1	Canada (2021)	6,928	–
1	Ukraine (2019)	5,135	-3.8%
2	Luxembourg (2012)	21,933	–
2	Denmark	21,197	–
2	Finland (2022)	15,870	+79.3%
2	Turkiye (2010)	11,911	–
2	United Kingdom (2014)	10,487	-31.4%
2	Palau (2020)	8,606	–
2	Naoero (2016)	7,130	–
2	Singapore (2019)	5,052	–
2	Bosnia and Herzegovina (2009)	3,596	–
2	Albania (2021)	2,000.9	+5.3%
2	Tajikistan (2018)	1,879	+11.1%
2	Myanmar (2011)	668	–
3	Latvia	18,395	–
3	Netherlands (2012)	16,639	–
3	Estonia (2022)	14,832.3	+53.2%
3	Isle of Man (2014)	9,770	–
3	Slovenia (2010)	7,579	–
3	Belarus (2020)	6,945	-20.5%
3	New Zealand (2016)	5,308	–

Number of surgical procedures (per 100,000 population)

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Number of surgical procedures by country in 2015 (number of surgical procedures (per 100,000 population))

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