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Table 3 Patients with pertrochanteric or cervical fracture who died in the first year post discharge: comparison of sex, age, ASA and BMI

From: Patients with femoral or distal forearm fracture in Germany: a prospective observational study on health care situation and outcome

Fracture location

Patients deceased in the first year N (percentage),

or mean (± SD)

 
 

Acute-care

Rehabilitation

 

Pertrochanteric: 625 (13.2% of 4730)

335 (20.6% of 1624)

290 (9.3% of 3106)

Chi square acute-care: p = 0.0007 Chi square rehabilitation: p = 0.0003

Cervical: 554 (9.8% of 5662)

281 (16.1% of 1744)

273 (7.0% of 3918)

 
 

Women

Men

 

Pertrochanteric: 625

473 (13.1% of 3603)

152 (13.5% of 1127)

Chi square women: p < 0.0001 Chi square men: P = 0.477

Cervical: 554

388 (9.0% of 4336)

166 (12.5% of 1326)

 
 

Age Women

Age Men

 

Pertrochanteric: 625

85.1 (± 7.9)

78.6 (± 11.2)

t-Test women: p = 0.0006 t-Test men: p = 0.45

Cervical: 554

83.2 (± 8.0)

79.5 (± 9.4)

 
 

ASA Women

ASA Men

 

Pertrochanteric: 625

2.8 (± 0.6)

2.8 (± 0.7)

t-Test women: p = 0.005 t-Test men: p = 0.98

Cervical: 554

2.7 (± 0.7)

2.8 (± 0.7)

 
 

BMI Women

BMI Men

 

Pertrochanteric: 625

23.2 (± 4.5)

24.1 (± 4.0)

t-Test women: p = 0.26 t-Test men: p = 0.84

Cervical: 554

23.6 (± 4.6)

24.0 (± 3.8)

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