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Table 3 Foot fractures

From: Substantial decrease in paediatric lower extremity fracture rates in German hospitals in 2017 compared with 2002: an epidemiological study

 

0–4 years

5–9 years

10–14 years

15–19 years

Overall

2002

2017

2002

2017

2002

2017

2002

2017

2002

2017

n

BGR

Δ (%)

BGR

n

BGR

Δ (%)

BGR

n

BGR

Δ (%)

BGR

n

BGR

Δ (%)

BGR

n

BGR

Δ (%)

BGR

Calcaneus (S92.0)

9

1.3

−44.4

0.7

45

2.5

−40.0

5.8

63

4.7

+4.8

2.7

167

3.3

−38.3

3.5

284

3.2

−29.2

3.2

Talus (S92.1)

5

4.0

−20.0

3.0

22

1.4

−45.5

1.0

73

1.1

−35.6

1.0

241

1.5

−35.7

1.8

341

1.4

−36.1

1.5

Other tarsal bone(s) (S92.2)

0

  

0.0

7

1.3

+42.9

0.7

47

2.6

−21.3

1.1

97

2.1

+9.3

2.3

151

2.2

+2.6

1.7

Metatarsal bone(s) (S92.3)

36

3.5

+8.3

1.3

104

1.5

−9.6

1.8

525

1.9

−43.0

1.5

740

2.6

−24.6

2.1

1405

2.2

−29.5

1.8

Toes (S92.4 + S92.5)

26

1.6

+11.5

1.9

59

0.9

−6.8

1.2

211

2.1

−39.8

1.6

300

4.1

−54.7

4.9

596

2.5

−41.8

2.2

Multiple (S92.7)

4

3.0

−100.0

 

8

0.6

−87.5

 

16

2.2

−87.5

0.0

36

4.1

−80.6

 

64

2.6

−84.4

4.0

Unspecified (S92.9)

3

0.5

−100.0

 

6

2.0

−100.0

 

12

3.0

−100.0

 

21

3.2

− 85.7

0.5

42

2.5

−92.9

0.5

  1. Absolute fracture rates for 2002 and percent change in 2017 as well as BGRs for both years, by age group and overall. Groups ‘S92.4 great toe’ and ‘S92.5 other toes’ were grouped together as ‘Toes’. BGR Boy: girl ratio