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Table 1 Summary of the main demographic data of the two groups

From: The small screw-apex distance is potentially associated with femoral head osteonecrosis in adults with femoral neck fractures treated by closed reduction and percutaneous 3 parallel cannulated screws

Basic characteristics

ONFH patients

(n = 13)

Normal patients

(n = 87)

P value

Age(years)

58.38 ± 11.03

(38–78)

54.74 ± 14.35

(23–82)

0.38

Sex

   

 Male(n, %)

0(0%)

37(42.5%)

< 0.01

 Female(n, %)

13(100%)

50(57.5%)

 

Operative side

  

0.56

 Left(n, %)

9(69.2%)

51(58.6%)

 

 Right(n, %)

4(30.8%)

36(41.4%)

 

Garden classification

  

0.53

 I + II(n, %)

3(23.1%)

31(35.6%)

 

 III + IV(n, %)

10(76.9%)

56(64.4%)

 

Reduction quality

  

0.32

 negative(n, %)

3(23.1%)

8(9.2%)

 

 positive(n, %)

2(15.4%)

13(14.9%)

 

 neutral support(n,%)

8(61.5%)

66(75.9%)

 

Injury-to-surgery interval

(days)

2.38 ± 1.04

(1–4)

2.80 ± 1.85

(1–14)

0.43

Follow-up duration

(months)

59.38 ± 13.47

(29–72)

55.84 ± 13.38

(27–72)

0.38

Deviation of neck-shaft angle (°)

1.74 ± 6.97

(-12.13-13.63)

4.33 ± 7.68

(-11.41-20.94)

0.26

  1. ONFH, osteonecrosis of the femoral head. Continuios data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation(range) and categorical data are present as percentage. The significance level was set at 0.05