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Table 2 Patient characteristics and nonunion in each study group

From: The characteristics and influence of iatrogenic fracture comminution following antegrade interlocking nailing for simple femoral shaft fractures, a retrospective cohort study

 

Iatrogenic comminution (IC group) (n = 44)

None iatrogenic comminution (NIC group) (n = 167)

p value

Age

36.3 ± 19.2

30.6 ± 18.0

0.067

Gender

  

0.531

 Male

24

99

 

 Female

20

68

 

Side

  

0.288

 Right

20

91

 

 Left

24

76

 

BMI

23.53 ± 3.88

23.52 ± 4.42

0.988

Fracture location

  

0.077

 Supraisthmius

5

8

 

 Isthmus

26

83

 

 Infraisthmus

13

76

 

Canal width

9.97 ± 2.00

10.24 ± 1.79

0.391

Nail size

11.09 ± 1.24

11.04 ± 1.07

0.795

Nail fit ratio

1.14 ± 0.17

1.10 ± 0.15

0.131

Operative setting

  

0.949

 Supine on fracture table

20

75

 

 Lateral decubitus

24

92

 

Reduction technique

  

0.076

 Open reduction

13

74

 

 Close reduction

31

93

 

Nail entry point

  

0.231

 Piriformis fossa

37

151

 

 Greater trochanter

7

16

 

Nonunion with 12 months

14 (31.8%)

21 (12.5%)

0.002

Nonunion with 24 months

8 (18%)

11 (6.6%)

0.017