Management of pertrochanteric fractures in patients over 90 years: In-hospital mortality rate, complications and associated risk factors

Table 4 Demographics of the very old patients who died during the inpatient stay

Patient	Age	AO-C	Treatment strategy	Time: admission to surgery	Comorbidities	Complications
1	92	A1	DHS	18 h:09	dementia	ARF, MI
2	90	A1	DHS	12 h:07	dementia; HT; LE.; h/o PE	none
3	92	A2	Nail	8 h:04	DM; HT, COPD	ARF
4	94	A1	Nail	19 h:55	h/o PE; COPD	UTI, pneumonia
5	95	A2	DHS	12 h:03	HT; AF; DM; PAOD	none
6	93	A2	Nail	15 h:12	HT; AF; h/o; malignancy	none

AO-C Classification of the fracture in accordance to the AO; Time: admission to surgery Time between admission and begin of surgery in hours, DHS Dynamic hip screw, Nail Proximal femoral nail, HT Hypertension, LE Lupus erythematodes, h/o History of, PE Pulmonary embolism, DM Diabetes mellitus, COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, AF Atrial fibrillation, PAOD Peripheral artery occlusive disease, ARF Acute renal failure, MI Myocardial infarction, UTI Urinary tact infection

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