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Table 4 Fracture type, time to surgery and consultation

From: Evaluation of the implementation of multidisciplinary fast-track program for acute geriatric hip fractures at a University Hospital in resource-limited settings

 

PRE – fast track

(n = 151)

Fast-track

(n = 151)

P value

Fracture Type, n (%)

  

0.725

 Femoral neck fracture

74 (49.0)

79 (52.3)

 

 Intertrochanteric fracture

75 (49.7)

69 (45.7)

 

 Subtrochanteric fracture

2 (1.3)

3 (2.0)

 

Pathologic fracture, n (%)

1 (0.7)

1 (0.7)

1.000

Surgery, n (%)

141 (93.4)

142 (94.0)

1.000

Time to surgerya, n (%) (n = 283)

  

< 0.001

  ≤ 24 h

18 (12.8)

45 (31.7)

 

 25–48 h

21 (14.9)

45 (31.7)

 

 49–72 h

24 (17.0)

24 (16.9)

 

  > 72 h

78 (55.3)

28 (19.7)

 

Type of surgery, n (%) (n = 283)

 Arthroplasty

61 (43.3)

61 (43.0)

 

 Internal fixation

78 (55.3)

81 (57.0)

 

 Others

2 (0.7)

0 (0.0)

 

Ward, n (%)

 General ward

56 (37.1)

58 (38.4)

0.812

Consult Geriatrics, n (%)

145 (96.0)

151 (100.0)

0.030

Consult within 24 h., n (%)

 Geriatrics

101 (66.9)

139 (92.1)

< 0.001

 Acute pain service (APS)

6 (4.0)

47 (31.1)

< 0.001

 Physical therapists (PT)

2 (1.3)

5 (3.3)

0.448

  1. aTime to surgery = Admission time to operation time