Skip to main content

Table 1 Patient demographics (n = 37)

From: Open reduction and internal fixation of quadrilateral plate fractures in the elderly: association between initial fracture pattern and outcomes

Gender (n, %)

 

Male

26(70.3)

Female

11(29.7)

Age,years (mean ± SD)

64.9 ± 3.8

Mechanism of injury (n, %)

Fall from height (greater than standing)

11(29.7)

Fall (from standing height)

7(18.9)

Traffic accident

19(51.4)

Fracture side,left (n, %)

22(56.5)

Concomitant injuries (n, %)

Head trauma

7(18.9)

Spine and sacral fracture

7(18.9)

Limb fracture

9(24.3)

Rib or clavicle fracture

6(16.2)

Dislocation of hip

13(35.1)

Others

4(10.8)

Gull sign (n, %)

8(21.6)

Pre-existing comorbidity (n, %)

Hypertension

10(27)

Diabetes mellitus

6(16.2)

Lung disease

4(10.8)

Fracture type (n, %)

 

Both columns

15(40.5)

Both columns + Posterior wall

3(8.1)

Anterior column

2(5.4)

Anterior column + Anterior wall

1(2.7)

ACPH

8(21.6)

T type

3(8.1)

Transverse and posterior wall

2(5.4)

Transverse

3(8.1)

  1. ACPH anterior column and posterior hemitransverse