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Table 1 Univariate analysis between initial and subsequent (contralateral) fracture groups

From: Characteristics of subsequent contralateral proximal femoral fracture: more convenient access is needed to treat osteoporosis

 

First fracture

Contralateral hip fracture

P value

Gender

 Male

 

60 (33.1%)

 

 Female

 

121 (66.9%)

 

Mean age

80 (75, 84) Range 49–96

82 (77, 88) range 52–96

 

Mean hospital day

8 (7, 11)

9 (7, 11)

0.001

Mechanism of injury

 Fall

177 (97.8%)

179 (98.9%)

 

 Traffic accident

4 (2.2%)

1 (0.6%)

 

 Fall from high

0

1 (0.6%)

 

Singh index

  

0.213

 I

107

118

 

 II

66

60

 

 III and above

8

3

 

Surgical procedure

  

0.000

 PFNA, Intramedullary nail

67 (37.0%)

100 (55.2%)

 

 DHS, plate, cannulated screw, FNS

25 (13.8)

8 (4.4%)

 

 Arthroplasty

89 (49.2)

73 (40.3%)

 

Mean Fracture-fracture intervals (months)

 

24 (7, 36)

 

 Within 3 months

 

12 (6.6%)

 

 3 months–1 year

 

52 (28.7%)

 

 1–2 years

 

38 (21.0%)

 

 2–5 years

 

43 (23.8%)

 

 5 + years

 

36 (19.9%)

 

Mortality

 Within 30 days

 

4 (2.2%)

 

 Within 1 year

 

32 (17.7%)

 

 Within 2 year

 

25 (13.8%)

 

 More than 2 years

 

120 (66.3%)

 
  1. PFNA proximal femoral nail antirotation, DHS dynamic hip screw, FNS femoral neck system