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Table 1 Characteristics of the participants with hip fracture at baseline (recalled from pre-fracture) in the total cohort (n = 207) and the maintaining cohort at one year (n = 151)

From: Prediction of walking speed one year following hip fracture based on pre-fracture assessments of mobility and physical activity

Characteristics

Total cohort (n = 207)

Cohort fulfilled at one year (n = 151)

n (%)

Mean (SD)

n (%)

Mean (SD)

Age (y)

 

82.7 (8.3)

 

81.5 (8.1)

Women

159 (76.8)

 

118 (78.1)

 

Body Mass Index (BMI)

 

23.5 (8.5)

 

23.0 (3.6)

Educational level ≤ 12 y

122 (58.9)

 

88 (58.2)

 

Living alone

115 (55.6)

 

79 (52.3)

 

Comorbidities (number)

 

1.5 (1.3)

 

1.4 (1.3)

Nursing at home (yes) (n = 204)

52 (25.0)

 

30 (20.0)

 

Assistance from family member (yes) (n = 201)

58 (27.9)

 

33 (21.9)

 

Previous falls (yes) (last 6 months)

85 (41.1)

 

60 (39.7)

 

Previous falls indoors (last 6 months)

128 (61.8)

 

44 (29.1)

 

Previous falls outdoors (last 6 months)

74 (35.7)

 

29 (19.2)

 

Use of walking aid indoor

69 (33.3)

 

38 (25.2)

 

Use of walking aid outdoors

101 (48.8)

 

68 (45.0)

 

Type of hip fracture (surgery treatment) (n = 206) (n = 150)

    

 Fractura colli femoris (two parallel screws)

25 (12.1)

 

15 (9.9)

 

 Fractura colli femoris (hemiarthroplasty)

113 (54.6)

 

87 (57.6)

 

 Per trochanteric fracture (dynamic hip screw)

59 (28.5)

 

41 (27.2)

 

 Sub trochanteric fracture (intramedullary hip screw)

8 (3.9)

 

7 (4.6)

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