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Table 1 Demographic and baseline characteristics (N = 2045)

From: Operatively treated ankle fractures in Switzerland, 2002–2012: epidemiology and associations between baseline characteristics and fracture types

 

All

Women

Men

Patients

2045

1013

1032

Age (years), mean (SD)

49 (± 18.4)

55 (± 17.7)

43 (± 16.8)

Lifestyle factors

BMI (kg/m2), mean (SD)

26.2 (± 4.9)

26.6 (± 5.6)

25.8 (± 4.1)

BMI by category (%)

 Underweight (≤ 18.5)

42 (2)

27 (3)

15 (2)

 Normal weight (18.5–24.9)

832 (41)

391 (39)

441 (43)

 Overweight (25–29.9)

682 (33)

318 (31)

364 (35)

 Obese class I (30–34.9)

278 (14)

148 (15)

130 (13)

 Obese class II (35–39.9)

69 (3)

48 (5)

21 (2)

 Obese class III (≥ 40)

28 (1)

22 (2)

6 (1)

 Missing

114 (6)

59 (6)

55 (5)

Smoking status (%)

 Current smoker

708 (35)

246 (24)

462 (45)

 Former smoker

161 (8)

62 (6)

99 (10)

 Never smoked

896 (44)

528 (52)

368 (36)

 Not known if ever smoked

280(14)

177 (18)

103 (10)

Comorbidities

Diabetes (%)

152 (7)

98 (10)

54 (5)

 Missing

33 (2)

12 (1)

21 (2)

ASA score (%)

 I

692 (34)

267 (26)

425 (41)

 II

1123 (55)

600 (60)

523 (51)

 III

199 (10)

131 (13)

68 (7)

 IV

12 (1)

8 (1)

4

 Missing

19 (1)

7 (1)

12 (1)

Fracture characteristics

Right side (%)

1103 (54)

544 (54)

559 (54)

Open fracture (%)

154 (8)

76 (8)

78 (8)

Dislocated fracture (%)

492 (24)

293 (29)

199 (19)

Danis–Weber classification (%)

1942 (95)

976 (96)

966 (94)

  A

47 (2)

17 (2)

30 (3)

  B

1491 (73)

796 (79)

695 (67)

  C

404 (20)

163 (16)

241 (23)

  Non-classifiable

103 (5)

37 (4)

66 (6)

Number of fractured malleoli (%)

2045 (100)

1013 (50)

1032 (50)

  Unimalleolar

1099 (54)

431 (43)

668 (65)

  Bimalleolar

519 (25)

283 (28)

236 (23)

  Trimalleolar

427 (21)

299 (30)

128 (12)

Type of accident (%)

Simple fall

1301 (64)

804 (79)

497 (48)

Transportation

333 (16)

91 (9)

242 (23)

Sports

293 (14)

82 (8)

211 (20)

Other

118 (6)

36 (4)

82 (8)