Epidemiology and time trends of distal forearm fractures in adults - a study of 11.2 million person-years in Sweden

Table 4 Reported incidence of distal forearm fractures in adults in different countries or areas

Population at risk	Year	Age (Years)	Incidence
			Men	Women
Skåne, Sweden^a	1999–2010	≥ 17	150	399
Edinburgh, UK^a [41]	2010–2011	≥ 35	130	440
Denmark^a [4]	2010	≥ 20	153	530
Stockholm, Sweden^a [5]	2004–2010	≥ 18	140	360
Oulu, Finland^a [16]	2008	≥ 16	147	363
Netherlands^a [44]	2009	≥ 18	100	298
Taiwan^a [21]	2007	≥ 20	100	189
Reykjavik, Iceland^a [17]	2004	≥ 16	170	370
Northeastern Skåne, Sweden^a [22]	2001	≥ 19	120	390
Taiwan^a [21]	2000	≥ 20	81	123
Oslo, Norway^a [14]	1998–1999	≥ 20	171	560
Dorset, UK^a [18]	1996–1997	≥ 25	105	359
Zaragoza, Spain^a [39]	1998–1999	≥ 15	223	380
Multicenter, UK^a [43]	1997–1998	≥ 35	90	368
Malmö, Sweden^a [13]	1991–1992	≥ 20	113	461
Rochester, Minnesota^b [15]	1985–1994	≥ 35	114	421
Uppsala, Sweden^a [24]	1989–1990	≥ 20	130	463
Rochester, Minnesota^b [15]	1975–1984	≥ 35	127	428
Hvidovre, Danmark^a [45]	1976–1984	≥ 20	c	397
Malmö, Sweden^ad [9]	1980–1981	≥ 20	140	667
Hilleröd, Denmark^a [11]	1981	≥ 20	90	350
Oslo, Norway^a [40]	1979	≥ 20	169	673
Rochester, Minnesota^b [15]	1965–1974	≥ 35	116	432
Rochester, Minnesota^b [15]	1955–1964	≥ 35	65	364
Dundee/Oxford, UK^af [41]	1954–1958	≥ 35	81	313
Rochester, Minnesota^b [15]	1945–1954	≥ 35	65	393
Malmö, Sweden^ad [2]	1953–1957	≥ 20	44	233