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Table 1 The characteristics of the study population

From: Reoperations after fusion surgeries for degenerative spinal diseases depending on cervical and lumbar regions: a national database study

Number (%)

All patients

Cervical fusion

Lumbar fusion

P

42,060

11,784 (28.02%)

30,276 (71.98%)

Age (years)

   

 < 0.0001

 20–29

514 (1.22%)

206 (1.75%)

308 (1.02%)

 

 30–39

1,933 (4.60%)

1,092 (9.27%)

841 (2.78%)

 

 40–49

5,905 (14.04%)

3,455 (29.32%)

2,450 (8.09%)

 

 50–59

11,770 (27.98%)

4,032 (34.22%)

7,738 (25.56%)

 

 60–69

12,247 (29.12%)

1,928 (16.36%)

10,319 (34.08%)

 

  ≥ 70

9,691 (23.04%)

1,071 (9.09%)

8,620 (28.47%)

 

Mean age (SD)

59.47 ± 11.93

52.74 ± 11.36

62.09 ± 11.08

0.0012

Gender, female, n

23,587 (56.08%)

4,318 (36.64%)

19,269 (63.64%)

 < 0.0001

Diabetes, n

16,610 (39.49%)

4,067 (34.51%)

12,543 (41.43%)

 < 0.0001

Associated comorbidities, n

20,268 (48.19%)

4,937 (41.90%)

15,331 (50.64%)

 < 0.0001

Hospital types

 Tertiary-referral hospital

11,179 (25.58%)

3,711 (31.49%)

7,468 (24.67%)

 < 0.0001

 General hospital

12,507 (29.74%)

3,142 (26.66%)

9,365 (30.93%)

 

 Hospital

17,956 (42.69%)

4,842 (41.09%)

13,114 (43.31%)

 

 Clinic

418 (0.99%)

89 (0.76%)

329 (1.09%)

 

Surgical approaches

   

 < 0.0001

 Anterior

11,698 (27.81%)

11,040 (93.69%)

658 (2.17%)

 

 Posterior

30,362 (72.19%)

744 (6.31%)

29,618 (97.83%)

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