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Table 1 Comparison of demographic data between the 2 groups

From: Surgical outcomes of spinal fusion for osteoporotic thoracolumbar vertebral fractures in patients with Parkinson’s disease: what is the impact of Parkinson’s disease on surgical outcome?

 

PD group

Non-PD group

p value

N of patients

26

296

Age at operation (years) median, [IQR]

76.0 [8.0]

75.0 [10.8]

0.3343

Sex [male/female] (N of patients)

3/23

66/230

0.1999

BMI (kg/m2) median, [IQR]

22.1 [6.3]

22.5 [4.7]

0.1600

Vertebral level (N of patients)

T11: 3

T10: 16

0.6112

T12: 8

T11: 25

L1: 11

T12: 116

L2: 4

L1: 103

 

L2: 36

Surgical procedure (N of patients)

APSF: 2

ASF: 19

0.7176

PSF: 3

APSF: 27

3CO: 9

PSF: 37

VP + PSF: 12

3CO: 84

VP + PSF: 129

Number of fused segment (segment) median, [IQR]

4.0 [2.0]

4.0 [2.0]

0.9534

BMD YAM (%) median, [IQR]

73.0 [25.0]

69.0 [19.8]

0.9295

Number of patients with existing vertebral fracture [fx/no fx] (N of patients)

8/18

108/188

0.7338

Number of comorbidity (disease) median, [IQR]

1.0 [0.0]

1.0 [1.0]

< 0.0001

Follow-up period (month) median, [IQR]

37.0 [19.0]

44.0 [28.0]

0.1787

  1. Abbreviation: N number, IQR interquartile range, BMI body mass index, ASF anterior spinal fusion, APSF combined anterior and posterior spinal fusion, PSF posterior spinal fusion, 3CO 3 column osteotomy, VP + PSF vertebroplasty with PSF, BMD bone mineral density, YAM young adult mean, fx fracture