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Table 1 Comparison of complication incidence in different groups

From: Internal fixation using fully threaded cannulated compression screws for fresh femoral neck fractures in adults

 

Nonunion (n = 18, 15.9%)

ONFH (n = 25, 22.1%)

Fixation failure (n = 10, 8.8%)

Reoperation (n = 28, 24.8%)

Present

P value

Present

P value

Present

P value

Present

P value

Gender (No, %)

 Male

14 (2)

0.082*

12 (18)

0.193*

8 (12)

0.290*

16 (24)

0.790*

 Female

4 (9)

 

13 (28)

 

2 (4)

 

12 (26)

 

Fracture side (No, %)

 Left

10 (17)

0.757*

14 (24)

0.667*

6 (10)

0.853*

15 (25)

0.868*

 Right

8 (15)

 

11 (20)

 

4 (7)

 

13 (24)

 

Fracture displacement (No, %)

 Nondisplaced

2 (4)

0.007*

5 (11)

0.022*

1 (2)

0.093*

5 (11)

0.006*

 Displaced

16 (24)

 

20 (29)

 

9 (13)

 

23 (34)

 

Fracture stability (No, %)

 Stable

7 (10)

0.035*

13 (19)

0.292*

2 (3)

0.014*

12 (17)

0.023*

 Unstable

11 (25)

 

12 (27)

 

8 (18)

 

16 (36)

 

Fixation configuration (No, %)

 Triangle

8 (16)

0.920*

12 (25)

0.596*

6 (12)

0.437*

12 (25)

0.950*

 Inverted triangle

10 (16)

 

13 (20)

 

4 (6)

 

16 (25)

 

Screw number (No, %)

 3

17 (16)

0.587#

24 (22)

1.000#

10 (9)

1.000#

27 (25)

1.000#

 4

1 (20)

 

1 (20)

 

0 (0)

 

1 (20)

 

Age (No, %)

  ≤ 60

14 (16)

1.000*

20 (22)

0.960*

7 (8)

0.702*

22 (24)

0.871*

  > 60

4 (17)

 

5 (22)

 

3 (13)

 

6 (26)

 
  1. The percentages are based on the number with each variable
  2. ONFH: Osteonecrosis of femoral head
  3. *P value are based on chi-square test
  4. #P value are based on Fisher's exact test