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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of 98 patients

From: Perioperative peri-implant fracture after osteosynthesis for geriatric femoral pertrochanteric fracture with the linear compression integrated screw intramedullary nail system (INTERTAN™): a retrospective study

Age (mean + SD) years

74.8 (SD 14.9)

Sex

Male

40 (40.8%)

Female

58 (59.2%)

BMI (mean + SD)

23.7 (SD 4.6)

OTA classificationa

 

A1

10 (10.2%)

A2

73 (74.5%)

A3

15 (15.3%)

Quality of reduction

According to neck–shaft angle

 

Good

61 (62.2%)

Acceptable

25 (25.5%)

Poor

12 (12.2%)

According to medial cortical support

Negative

9 (9.2%)

Neutral

45 (45.9%)

Positive

44 (44.9%)

Quality of fixation

TAD (mm)

20.9 (SD 5.8)

Position of lag screw (Cleveland index)

1/2/3

7 (7.1%)/35 (35.7%)/2 (2.0%)

4/5/6

2 (2.0%)/48 (49.0%)/2 (2.0%)

7/8/9

0/2 (2.0%)/0

Short nail

30 (30.6%)

Long nail

68 (69.4%)

Morphology of the femur

Lesser trochanter width (mm)

30.4 (SD 4.1)

Low-lesser trochanter width (mm)

22.6 (SD 3.3)

Diameter of the isthmus (mm)

14.1 (SD 2.5)

Canal flare index

2.3 (SD 0.9)

Complication

PPIF

12 (12.2%)

Nonunion

6 (6.1%)

  1. SD Standard deviation, BMI Body mass index, TAD Tip-apex distance, PPIF Perioperative peri-implant fracture
  2. aBased on the Arbeitsgemeinschaf für Osteosynthesefragen (AO/OTA) classification (2018 revision)