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Table 1 Characteristics of 36 patients with fresh type II odontoid fracture who underwent ACSF or PIWF

From: The comparison of clinical outcome of fresh type II odontoid fracture treatment between anterior cannulated screws fixation and posterior instrumentation of C1-2 without fusion: a retrospective cohort study

Characteristic

ACSF (n = 11)

PIWF (n = 25)

p

Age, years, mean

42(20–66)

42(22–70)

0.957

 < 40 years, n(%)

5(45.5)

9(36)

0.022

 40–60 years, n(%)

3(27.3)

14(56)

 

 > 60 years, n(%)

3(27.3)

2(8)

 

Gender, n (%)

 Female

3(27.3)

6(24)

0.571

 Male

8(72.7)

19(76)

 

Causes of fractures, n(%)

 Traffic accident

5(45.5)

9(36)

0.716

 Falls

6(54.5)

16(64)

 

Grauer type, n(%)

 IIA

6(54.5)

11(44)

0.002

 IIB

5(45.5)

9(36)

 

 IIC

0(0)

6(24)

 

Associated spinal cord injury, n(%)

3(27.3)

8(32)

0.002

Associated other injuries, n(%)

5(45.5)

14(56)

1.000

Interval from injury to operation, mean days (range)

5(0.2,11)

3.2(0.2,8)

0.163

Follow-up duration (months)

42.1

43.1

0.226

  1. ACSF anterior cannulated screw fixation, PIWF posterior instrumentation of C1-2 without fusion