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Table 1 Overview of patient and injury epidemiology in relation to fracture typea

From: Epidemiology, treatment and mortality of trochanteric and subtrochanteric hip fractures: data from the Swedish fracture register

 

31-A1

31-A2

31-A3

(n = 3067)

(n = 5191)

(n = 2288)

Age years, mean (±SD)

82.2 (10.3)

83.2 (9.8)

81.0 (12.0)

% (n=)

Female gender

65 (1981/3067)

72 (3725/5191)

70 (1610/2288)

Injury location

 At residence

74 (2202/2960)

75 (3816/5069)

73 (1611/2218)

 Public place

4.8 (143/2960)

4.6 (233/5069)

4.4 (97/2218)

 Street/road

3.5 (103/2960)

3.6 (183/5069)

4.1 (92/2218)

 Other

17 (512/2960)

17 (837/5069)

19 (418/2218)

Injury mechanism

 Fall at same level

84 (2561/3067)

84 (4363/5191)

82 (1870/2288)

 Unspecified fall

9.7 (299/3067)

10 (532/5191)

8.9 (203/2288)

 Fall from height

3.6 (111/3067)

3.4 (179/5191)

5.7 (130/2288)

 Traffic

2.4 (74/3067)

1.7 (87/5191)

2.2 (51/2288)

 Other

0.7 (22/3067)

0.6 (30/5191)

1.5 (34/2288)

High energy trauma

 Yes

1.4 (43/2971)

1.1 (55/5045)

3.2 (71/2229)

 No

97 (2890/2971)

98 (4924/5045)

96 (2134/2229)

 Unknown

1.3 (38/2971)

1.3 (66/5045)

1.1 (24/2229)

 Open fracture

0 (0)

0.1 (5/5191)

0.4 (9/2288)

  1. Data is presented in relation to the number of available inputs in the register
  2. aFracture type according to the AO/OTA classification:
  3. 31-A1 Simple trochanteric fractures
  4. 31-A2 Multifragmented trochanteric fractures
  5. 31-A3 Trochanteric reverse oblique and subtrochanteric fractures