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Table 2 Physical performance, mobility and functional ability at 4–6 months after hip fracture by fracture type (N = 1331)

From: Pertrochanteric hip fracture is associated with mobility decline and poorer physical performance 4 to 6 months post-hip fracture

 

Neck of femur fracture n  = 839

Pertrochanteric fracture

n  = 413

Subtrochanteric fracture

n  = 79

 
 

n

(%)

n

(%)

n

(%)

p

Grip strength

      

0.087

 Men ≥ 27kg, women ≥ 16kg

184

(22)

76

(19)

13

(17)

 

 Men < 27kg, Women < 16kg

369

(44)

212

(51)

43

(54)

 

 Unknown

286

(34)

125

(30)

23

(29)

 

Timed Up and Go

      

 < 0.001

 0–19

320

(38)

98

(24)

27

(34)

 

 20 to highest

395

(47)

240

(58)

40

(51)

 

 Unknown

124

(15)

75

(18)

12

(15)

 

Elderly Mobility Scale

      

0.006

 14–20

580

(69)

241

(58)

51

(65)

 

 0–13

211

(25)

141

(34)

23

(29)

 

 Unknown

48

(6)

31

(8)

5

(6)

 

Change of mobility

      

 < 0.001

 Same or better

512

(61)

190

(46)

41

(52)

 

 Declined

260

(31)

179

(43)

28

(35)

 

 Unknown

67

(8)

44

(11)

10

(13)

 

Basic Activities of Daily Living

      

0.004

 No difficulties,6

312

(37)

115

(28)

26

(33)

 

 Difficulties at least in one ≤ 5

509

(61)

295

(71)

52

(66)

 

 Unknown

18

(2)

3

(1)

1

(1)

 

Instrumental Activities of Daily Living

      

0.002

 No difficulties, 8

152

(18)

44

(11)

17

(22)

 

 Difficulties at least in one ≤ 7

668

(80)

365

(88)

61

(77)

 

 Unknown

19

(2)

4

(1)

1

(1)

 
  1. Differences between fracture types were tested using Pearson Chi-Square test