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Table 1 Univariate logistic regression analysis to identify predictors of acute compartment syndrome in the lower leg following tibial plateau fractures

From: Predictors of acute compartment syndrome of the lower leg in adults following tibial plateau fractures

Variable

with ACS (n=35)

Without ACS (n=1084)

p

Mean age, years

36.3±15.1

43.5±18.4

< 0.001*

Gender, n (%)

0.161

 Female

9 (25.7)

407 (37.5)

 Male

26 (74.3)

677 (62.5)

Mechanism of injury, n (%)

0.880

 Motor vehicle accident

17 (48.6)

464 (42.9)

 Fall from a height

13 (37.1)

389 (36.0)

 Ground level fall

2 (5.7)

99 (9.1)

 Other

3 (8.6)

130 (12.0)

Mean time from injury to admission, hours

2.1±1.3

2.7±3.4

0.674

Schatzker classification, (%)

 

 Type I

0 (0)

45 (4.2%)

N/A

 Type II

0 (0)

346 (31.9%)

N/A

 Type III

0 (0)

71 (6.5%)

N/A

 Type IV

1 (2.9)

212 (19.6%)

0.856

 Type V

7 (20.0)

169 (15.6%)

0.412

 Type VI

27 (77.1)

241(22.2%)

0.017*

Fracture pattern, n (%)

0.758

 Open

17 (48.6)

336 (31.0)

 

 Closed

18 (51.4)

748(69.0)

 

Underlying disease, n (%)

0.854

 Hypertension

7 (77.8)

292 (72.1)

 

 Diabetes mellitus

2 (22.2)

102 (25.2)

 

 Steroid use

0(0)

11 (2.7)

 
  1. *Statistically significant (p<0.05)
  2. N/A, not applicable